In a candid chat on the Zach Sang Show, Ariana Grande delved into the intricacies of her upcoming album “Eternal Sunshine” and her involvement in the film adaptation of “Wicked.” The pop sensation shared insights into leaked tracks, her artistic journey, and the evolution of her creative process.
Ariana Grande’s appearance on the Zach Sang Show provided a platform to discuss her highly anticipated album “Eternal Sunshine” and her forthcoming role in “Wicked.” Addressing the leaked tracks, Grande revealed her decision to incorporate reworked versions of the songs into her album, despite their unauthorized dissemination on TikTok.
With a touch of humor, Ariana Grande extended tongue-in-cheek gratitude to the perpetrators, jesting about potential repercussions with a playful, “Thank you so much. I’ll see you in jail. Literally.” Reflecting on the leaked tracks, Grande acknowledged the fan response and their appreciation for the “girl group vibe,” prompting her to infuse her signature style into the revamped versions featured on “Eternal Sunshine.”
The album, Ariana Grande disclosed, encapsulates themes of genuine frustration while also embracing conceptual storytelling. She candidly addressed the challenges posed by tabloid narratives surrounding her personal life, underscoring the emotional depth woven into her musical compositions.
From Leaks to Beats: Ariana Grande’s Musical Evolution Revealed
Despite initially planning to focus on her role in “Wicked” before diving into music, Grande found solace in songwriting during a tumultuous period in New York. Reflecting on this unexpected creative outlet, she shared,
“When I was writing it was with no intention for the world to hear it. I wrote them when I was very emotional, some of them, and then some of them are more bops.”
Transitioning from her established pop persona to inhabit a character in “Wicked,” Grande underwent a transformative process. Collaborating with vocal coaches, she meticulously shed her popstar identity to convincingly portray a different persona on screen. Reflecting on this transition, Grande remarked,
“I had to completely erase popstar Ari — the person they know so well — because it’s harder to believe someone as someone else because they’re so branded as one thing. I had to really go all the way to strip that down.”
Fans eagerly anticipating Grande’s cinematic debut in “Wicked” can mark their calendars for the release of the first part on Nov. 27, with the sequel slated for Nov. 26, 2025. The star-studded cast features luminaries such as Michelle Yeoh, Jonathan Bailey, Ethan Slater, Bowen Yang, and Jeff Goldblum.
For a deeper dive into Grande’s musical journey, the second part of her interview, where she discusses each track on “Eternal Sunshine,” will be available on Amazon Music via Twitch on March 8.
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