#MusicExchange: Eggsta releases new single "Bae" with Lee Cole
Eggsta and Lee Cole's collaboration on “Bae”, a millennial acronym for “Before Anyone Else” was recorded whilst she was in South Africa during the 2020 global pandemic.
“I remember hearing his song “I Don’t Wanna Wait” and thinking I had to have him on "Bae". I knew his sultry, jazzy vocal would complement the song perfectly. He nailed it in basically one take and I couldn’t be happier to have him on this song. I really love how our voices are so incredibly different yet blended so perfectly together on "Bae.” says Eggsta on collaborating with Lee Cole.
I spoke to Eggsta last week.
The new decade means:
New perspective.
Fame is about:
Having reach to share a message.
Retirement will happen when:
I’m too old to stand behind the decks.
I don't do:
Pineapple on pizza.
My music is about:
Change, stories of hope and relatable circumstances that most share.
Where do you go for inspiration to create?
Generally, behind a piano or a guitar strikes the flow in me.
What is the most enjoyable aspect of your work?
Creating the song in studio and watching it build layer by later.
The song you must do in every show:
"You & I" has been a favourite for a while now.
Definitely, when I was asked to play happy birthday on piano and I played the wrong melody.
Which living person do you admire most and why?
Avril Lavigne. She has been an idol of mine for her songwriting, message and brand as a whole since I was a teen.
What is your most treasured possession?
The piano my mom bought for me when I was 9.
It’s your round what are you drinking?
Vodka straight.
What makes you stand out?
I love that I’m a woman and I can produce my own content.
Nicknames?
EGGY, Edes
If you were not a musician what would you do?
Marine Biology for sure.
Who would play you in a Hollywood Blockbuster and why?
Kirsten Stewart, apparently, we look alike and have similar mannerisms.
Pick five words to describe yourself?
Mysterious, cuddly, nerdy, passionate, ambitious
Favorite fashion garment:
Jeans
Give us some real proper slang and what it means:
Yamma - Delicious
What do you complain about most often?
Not being able to travel easily anymore.
What is your fear?
Snakes
On stage I tend to:
Get into my head about what everyone is thinking.
Do you do charity work and if you do –what do you do?
This is a huge passion of mine. I work a lot with RAK Events, Meals on Wheels, Women Against Rape and CANSA.
Wishes and dreams?
To consistently learn and grow and tour/perform in more parts of the world.
Download, or Stream “Bae” here.