From Animation to Music: The Multifaceted Journey of April March (Elinor Blake)

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In this captivating episode of Lost in Jersey, we sit down with the incredibly talented Elinor Blake, better known by her stage name, April March. Renowned for her iconic song "Chick Habit" featured in Quentin Tarantino's "Death Proof," April March has a fascinating dual career as both a musician and an animator.

Join hosts us, Rachel and Janette as we delve into Elinor's unique journey, from her early days working on "Pee Wee's Playhouse" and "Ren and Stimpy" to her flourishing music career. Discover how her background in animation influenced her musical style and how she seamlessly blends her artistic talents.

Highlights:

• Move from New York to New Jersey and her early influences.
• Passion for animation and her groundbreaking work on "Ren and Stimpy."
• The transition from animation to music and the birth of her solo career.
• The story behind her famous song "Chick Habit" and its cinematic appeal.
• Collaborations with French producers and her bilingual musical projects.
• Insights into her latest album with the French duo Staplin and upcoming projects.
• The creative process behind her music and how she integrates her animation skills.
• Recent ventures into painting and her involvement in Record Store Day.

Don't miss this insightful conversation that explores the intersection of animation, music, and art. Whether you're a fan of her music, her animation work, or both, this episode offers a deep dive into the creative world of April March.