“When I think about that possibility, I get anxiety because my career would have been a nightmare if that had happened.” “I was very lucky because I got the exposure from the show and I didn’t win, which was an absolute blessing, because I didn’t get the crazy, aggressive contract which basically ruins the lives of the artists that end up winning.
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When Cardin began transitioning to music nine years ago, she auditioned for the Quebec equivalent of “The Voice” - called “La Voix” - and narrowly avoided another pitfall as all entrants were required to sign a contract before they auditioned (a common practice of the majority of TV reality talent competitions). “When you’re an artist, you have to do interviews and you have to be on TV sometimes, and you do these things that can be really uncomfortable if you’re not used to it because they’re not linked to music at all.” “I didn’t like it at all, but I guess it did help me adjust to being in front of the camera and maybe even performing. “It was never something I wanted to pursue for a long time. “As soon as music allowed me to make a living and I didn’t need another source of income to get by, I stopped modelling immediately because for me it was always a means to an end,” Cardin explains.
She did it for five years, from the ages of 15 to 20, so she could pursue her true passion: music, and the path that recently led to the release of her first full album, “Phoenix,” one that recently landed her on the Polaris Music Prize long list for album of the year contention. “It never made me feel like I belonged … never made me feel that I was good enough … never made me feel like I had any sort of value that went beyond my physical appearance, which is the most damaging thing one can go through.” “Modelling was unhealthy,” Cardin, 26, recently said in an interview from her home. Sgt.Charlotte Cardin knows this from experience: a one-time member of Elite Model Management Paris, whose photos have been featured in Elle, Vogue, Nylon and Interview magazines, the Montreal native never warmed to the world of fashion and catwalks.Simon & Garfunkel…Almost The Sound Of Silence.Lovin’ Spoonful/John Sebastian (updated 2020).American Idol…Did It Find Enough Talent?.Joni Mitchell…The Folk/Pop Years ’68-’74.George Harrison…Solo/Traveling Wilburys.Tom Petty…Artist For The Decades (updated).The Moody Blues…Rock & Roll Hall of Fame (updated).Local ’60’s Band…The Rock & Soul Society.The Grass Roots…First a hit, then a band.Kris Kristofferson…Country’s Bob Dylan (Updated).
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