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Snakes Alive!

Show

Out To Lunch,

Presenter

Sarah Tout

Published

Tuesday 4th August

Life on Earth is the ethereal, haunting and downright lovely new album from Seattle solo artist Tiny Vipers.

Jesy Fortino is the lady behind the music and talks candidly to Out to Lunch’s Sarah Tout about her music, performance anxiety, thai restaruants and, firstly, where she grew up.