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    AMY RISING

    May 02, 2021 5 minutes
    By Alison Veness.

    When Amy Shark put out her debut album Love Monster in 2018, the Australian singer/songwriter and the world were very different. “I didn’t even ‘know’ my fans, didn’t even know I had fans to start with,” she reflects. Since then, Shark has become more conscious of her experiences, exploring them and learning to adapt. “I feel more confident; I feel free to write about whatever I want to write about now. It feels nice to know the procedure of putting out an album and where I sit in the music industry, because it’s so hard to understand that. It really is a different life.”

    Since her 2016 single launched her into the spotlight – the track reaching number two on the ARIA singles chart and nominated for music awards in 2017 and 2018 – Shark has been riding high. , which featured lead single , debuted at number one and became the

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