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Having pigeons as her first audience at a young age, Australian singer/songwriter, Gabriella Cilmi moved to the UK at the age of 15, when she released her first album. Gabriella tells Celeb Savant, Barret Edelstein, how she always had a deep love for music, which allowed for a career in the industry.. Website - www.gabriellacilmimusic.com Instagram - @gabriellacilmi Facebook - @gabriellacilmiofficial Twitter - @gabcilmi

This week joining me for a Waffle is the incredible talented Gabriella Cilmi! I first heard Gabriellas music back when I went to my first festival and instantly fell in love with her voice and her single Sweet About Me We have a waffle about her latest EP The Water , Mental Health and Coping Mechanisms This was one of those conversations that I didn't want to end, Gabriella was a dream guest and gives some incredible advice that has really stuck with me Gabriella is incredibly open about her OCD and what she has learnt on her journey If theres one thing I took away from this episode is that learning to trust yourself can take you a very long way... Hope you enjoy it as much as I did! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Australian singer Gabriella Cilmi hosts Music Life, the show where some of the best musicians in the world come together to talk about creativity and living as a musician. She is joined by Portuguese singer Carmen Souza, France-based Algerian singer Soud Massi, and Egyptian-British singer Natacha Atlas. Carmen Souza is a jazz singer, pianist, and guitarist of Cape Verdean decent who sings in Portuguese, English, French and Creole. Soud has widely been touted as the most successful female singer-songwriter to emerge from the Arabic-speaking world. Natacha has collaborated with the likes of Nitin Sawhney, Peter Gabriel, and Jean-Michel Jarre, and her latest album Strange Days was released last year. Gabriella, whose platinum selling debut album Lessons to be Learned came out in 2008, talks to these other great singers about staying true to artistic visions, songwriting clichés, and the unsung people who have helped them in their careers.