Fickle Friends' Natti talks about Yuval Harari’s Sapiens on a new Talk The Line

Natti was born in the mountains of Switzerland, but raised in Devon and the New Forest by her bohemian Madonna and ABBA-loving mother who’d drag her to WOMAD every summer. A teenage obsession with Avril Lavigne set Natti on the path to music and she stared drumming in her first band when she was 11. She thought she’d end up becoming a doctor, but applied to drama school on a whim and that’s where she met her future bandmates.

Natti’s the first guest we’ve had on Talk The Line to choose a book as her particular obsession and Yuval Harari’s Sapiens is one of the most popular non fiction books of the last decade.

Earlier this week Fickle Friends revealed their debut album You Are Someone Else wil drop on 16 March next year. “This album mostly talks about the feeling that you don’t fit in your own life, forever craving something else," says Shiner. "I felt like I was stuck in a perpetual nightmare of bad relationships and worry for so long and this collection of songs kinda pulled me out of that."

There's also a new single "Hard To Be Myself".

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