Vogue Australia

Girl on fire

Beginnings don't get much more humble than that of Hayden Silas Anhedönia, better known by her stage name and alter ego Ethel Cain.

“I knew absolutely nothing about producing … I had zero experience, I had zero friends with experience, and I am far too ADHD to watch a YouTube tutorial,” the performer recalls of her teenage years, Zooming in from her sofa in downtown Pittsburgh. “I had GarageBand on the computer my parents got me for my [high school] graduation. I had a pair of the little corded Apple [headphones] that come with your phone. I just opened my computer one day and thought to myself, I can sing a little bit, I don't know how to do anything else … I just tried to create a lush [sonic] landscape with the only instrument I had, which was

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