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Was there one specific thing you wanted to showcase on your debut album?

I wanted to make some nice upbeat pop songs because I wanted to show that I like to deliver that as well as emotional songs. Amelia was about keeping that mixture balanced.

Are you approaching the next album differently since you know how you put together Amelia?

It’s pretty much the same. I don’t like to overthink it too much, but there’s definitely more maturity and growth. I also know what works with my fans and what doesn’t.

Is there a sound you want to explore more in the future?

Sonically it’s going to be a bit different. We’re still experimenting, but there’s definitely going to be a sonic transition where it feels a bit bigger and better. Better than ever.

You had your breakthrough during a time when we were all locked up inside. How was it for you to head on your first tour and see the faces in real life?

I think it’s when you see a person in real life, you see the people that actually support you and are behind the numbers. It’s a completely different feeling and makes you realize what’s happening.

What’s the most unforgettable memory you made so far?

It’s mad because there are times when I think: “How is this real?” because it’s sometimes so crazy to see where my music took me already.

What do your plans after the festival tour look like?

Now, it’s all about festivals and writing new music. There’s also an exciting drop of fresh music coming.

If we could manifest something right now, what would you like to achieve in the next couple of years?

I would love to do the James Bond theme song. I grew up with my family loving the movies, and it’s the specific sound or class that I love about the James Bond theme song. I also want a number-one album. Those are my goals.

Mimi Webb’s debut album ‘Amelia’ is out everywhere.