ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of The Third Space, we sit down with Venice — a musician whose new album Moon Landing marks a major moment in her creative journey. We talk about individuality, belonging, and how she weaves together Western and Eastern influences to tell her story through music.
Venice opens up about the inspiration behind her songs, including her powerful track Home Country, and shares her experiences confronting anti-Asian racism. We explore what authenticity means to her as an artist, how she’s grown creatively, and her hopes for stronger Asian representation in the music industry.
Episode Credits
Host: Naisi Chen
Producer / Editing: Xian Zhang
Music: Kaishandao
Technician: Lynn
Music: Kaishandao
Advisor: Sam Collin
English
New Zealand
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