Conor Mason interview - 'Man-Made Sunshine', getting through his lowest point +more! (2022)

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Conor about:
0:00 writing Little Bird
2:28 his inner-child
6:28 how Man-Made Sunshine came to be
8:49 struggles with his physical and mental health
11:49 his lowest point and getting through it
17:23 the EP helping the healing process
21:00 Life’s Gonna Kill You (If You Let It)
23:04 independence
24:28 Brain In A Jar
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Video interview with singer, songwriter and frontman for English indie rock band Nothing But Thieves: Conor Mason. FaceCulture spoke with Conor about writing Little Bird, his inner-child, how Man-Made Sunshine came to be, struggles with his physical and mental health, his lowest point and getting through it, the EP helping the healing process, Life’s Gonna Kill You (If You Let It), independence, Brain In A Jar, and a lot more! (30/11/2022)

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  • @lanewhittington
    @lanewhittingtonАй бұрын

    You can feel his soul, his heartbreak, and his story in his singing voice. His vocal passion is just crazy. Love love love.

  • @gcsusetyo
    @gcsusetyo9 ай бұрын

    One of the most emotionally moving interviews that I've ever listened to. It's heartbreaking that underneath that phenomenal voice and gorgeous smile there's a broken man who's been in a lot of pain. But with clear boundaries on what stays private, this has been a beautiful conversation about an uphill journey towards making one's own proverbial Sunshine and owning his own vulnerabilities and finding inner peace in spite of that. We need more genuine role models like him in the music industry who consciously climbs down from the pedestal fans put him on and is honest about himself being no exception to the fact that we are all humans with secret shit we're battling. I personally have a lot to relate to Conor's story. Physical health can be such a bitch to mental health, especially when a career and everything you revolve your identity around is at stake, and the potential damage could be foundational. Suicide and even its ideation is tragic, but man, he had me at thinking about his parents and grandparents and not wanting to put them through this tragedy. But I guess the silver lining is that love is a such powerful source of strength to carry on, even if we do not want to burden our loved ones with the full understanding of what a dark and hopeless place we're really in. The biggest takeaway for me is to take courage in letting our little birds find the sky. That's definitely something I need to hear in my life today, and I hope I find a way to do that. Man-Made Sunshine is musically very different from Nothing But Thieves but emotionally it hits just as deep (if not even deeper) and every single track on the EP is a cathartic masterpiece. I don't personally know Conor but can't help sending him love, light and solidarity in his ongoing journey towards healing and wholeness. I hope he lives a long, happy and healthy life and keeps making beautiful music to nourish our souls, whether as Thieves or Sunshine or something else. Veel dank Martin voor een hartstikke mooie interview!

  • @Greeneyes265
    @Greeneyes265Ай бұрын

    Conor is such a precious human being!

  • @sanniskanen
    @sanniskanen Жыл бұрын

    I want to give him a hug so much it makes me cry. Wish you so much love and happiness and peace.

  • @grinderbass
    @grinderbass Жыл бұрын

    Conor talks about his new album, about depression, about drugs, about suicide... in general, a difficult period in his life. Conor, hang in there mate! We love you!

  • @Konspiracer
    @Konspiracer Жыл бұрын

    What a beautiful mind and soul Connor is 💚🙏🥰

  • @justtvalerie
    @justtvalerie Жыл бұрын

    Always the best interviews, thank you so much, Conor is such a genuinely beautiful person, it makes me so happy to see him well

  • @4363laura
    @4363laura9 күн бұрын

    Martin you always do such a good job with Conor. He’s so comfortable with you. It almost feels like a therapy session, not an interview! He is such an honest, precious soul, and his experience of depression feels very close to mine, he knows exactly how to describe it. The second NBT song I ever heard was Soda, and the “I don’t wanna be myself…” lyrics, and straight away I thought wow, that’s exactly it, and started to dig deep into the band and who they were. The lyric about coming back as someone you like also rings so true to me. I love how happy and comfortable he is now, having seen him perform lots of times since 2021 the difference is obvious. He’s so inspiring to me - he makes me feel that maybe I can get better too.

  • @LBelacquax
    @LBelacquax Жыл бұрын

    I found this interview so engaging and moving to listen to. Thank you Martin for listening carefully and asking such thoughtful questions, and thank you Conor for being so honest, and patient, and willing to be vulnerable with your listeners 💛

  • @MalaliYoga
    @MalaliYoga Жыл бұрын

    Great interview by someone who really listens❤

  • @Unhate
    @Unhate Жыл бұрын

    another amazing interview, thank you Conor and Martin!

  • @ruby0172
    @ruby0172 Жыл бұрын

    Great interview Martin ... thnx for your honesty Conor 💛☀️

  • @alisonwilliams7259
    @alisonwilliams7259 Жыл бұрын

    I love this interviewer, he really gets to the crux of the song, the writer and everything about it

  • @pearsequigley1092
    @pearsequigley1092 Жыл бұрын

    I Love this Band, love your voice, watching you just at the age of crying the whole Interview is heartbreaking! The Passion is completely in the music, I can hear every bit of it! Keep doing what you do!! You and the band have a massive gift!

  • @alexwallace6745
    @alexwallace6745 Жыл бұрын

    Tysm Conor and Martin. When Martin asked about how family deal with Conor's physical ill health, my heart stopped for a moment. From my own experience yes, you don't want them to know and worry about the full extent of it. But the other side is that people really struggle to understand the full impact on life of symptoms they've never themselves had to deal with. And that lack of understanding, I've found, can create a barrier, distance and a sense of isolation. On the up side, sometimes having long term health issues can give us a perspective on life and a kind of introspection that those with full health don't always have access to.

  • @valtiel9

    @valtiel9

    Жыл бұрын

    I can relate to this. First I felt that barrier you were talking about, my friends literally saying "You are so strong, it's hard to believe you are struggling" and it instinctively made me hurt and not understood. But in the past few month I think my perspective changed a little bit. They are good friends and it's not their duty to understand or solve my mental struggles, it's mine. I can ask for help anytime. Also when people are thinking that you are "so strong" it's a red flag, at least in my situation it made me think why is it everybody's impression of me.

  • @alexwallace6745

    @alexwallace6745

    Жыл бұрын

    @@valtiel9 Yes, definitely, it's no-one else's duty to understand or solve our own problems. I believe in personal independence. But it is a huge help if close family are at least supportive in principle. If everyone around us is dismissive or invalidating (and that can happen with formally diagnosed physical conditions as well as mental health conditions) it's not such a warm place.

  • @sonyaromero5186
    @sonyaromero51866 ай бұрын

    Love you Conor! ❤ Beautiful job doing the work to better yourself.

  • @trapt29
    @trapt296 ай бұрын

    He’s such a lovely human

  • @TheLifeChangingExperience
    @TheLifeChangingExperience7 ай бұрын

    I can feel your soul Connor! You are beautiful

  • @cynthiam6487
    @cynthiam6487 Жыл бұрын

    Always the best interviews!

  • @Nata83689
    @Nata83689 Жыл бұрын

    It's not easy to talk about personal things so frankly. I appreciate it very much🤗 it encourages to develop oneself) I wish Conor all the best and happiest things 😊

  • @lolab1643
    @lolab16435 ай бұрын

    He’s so easy to relate with.. so normal and honest for one so famous.. well done for keeping it real Connor.. we adore you ❤

  • @vp0617
    @vp0617 Жыл бұрын

    I love how emotional he gets when he talks about his writing process. You are such an inspiration Conor!

  • @bentedewitte4985
    @bentedewitte49858 ай бұрын

    Really really love this interview ❤ Conor always makes me feel a little better when I'm struggling

  • @madegrae
    @madegrae Жыл бұрын

    Dankjewel, Martin, voor alweer een pareltje van een interview! Je ziet dat hij 100% op zijn gemak is bij jou, altijd fijne gesprekken tussen jullie twee!

  • @freeifwewantit
    @freeifwewantit Жыл бұрын

    토닥여 주고 싶다. 왜 이렇게 안쓰럽고 맘이 쓰이는 지.. 눈물 한바가지 흘림.. 지금은 괜찮은 거 맞는 거겠지?! 여기 인터뷰 진정성 있고 좋아요!

  • @snickersbud8799
    @snickersbud87997 ай бұрын

    Depression sucks. Great interview ❤

  • @zoebaker2206
    @zoebaker22063 ай бұрын

    Love you connor ❤

  • @jukrause2279
    @jukrause2279 Жыл бұрын

    ❤️

  • @hundun5604
    @hundun5604 Жыл бұрын

    "The EP" Which EP? nvm found it. "Man-Made Sunshine" EP. I didn't know he did a solo project.

  • @sophiad611
    @sophiad611 Жыл бұрын

    What it's coin on whatever can somebody tell me

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