Billie Eilish is feeling like talking. In her latest sit-down for WSJ. Magazine’s “The Job Interview”, the Grammy-winning artist reflects on her third studio album, Hit Me Hard and Soft, and the whirlwind world tour that followed. The conversation is candid, introspective, and full of the signature Billie blend of vulnerability and vision.
Among the most intriguing reveals is her 3-D cinematic collaboration with legendary director James Cameron, a project that hints at a new frontier in immersive storytelling. While details remain under wraps, the pairing of Eilish’s atmospheric sound with Cameron’s visual mastery promises something truly next-level.
She also opens up about the emotional weight of performing tracks like “Chihiro” and “The Greatest” live—songs that have become fan favorites for their lyrical depth and sonic experimentation. Billie reflects on her “Happier Than Ever” era, noting how it shaped her current creative direction and personal growth.
And yes, she gives flowers to her collaborator and friend Charli XCX, praising their artistic synergy and shared love for pushing pop’s boundaries.
This feature is part of WSJ. Magazine’s 2025 Innovator Issue, where Billie was honored as Music Innovator of the Year. She attended the Innovator Awards at MoMA in New York City, rocking a Miu Miu look that leaned into the trending grandpa-core aesthetic—a nod to her ever-evolving style.
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Kidda’s, are you vibing with Billie’s latest creative chapter? Which part of her interview hit you the hardest—or softest? Drop your thoughts, favorite tracks, or dream collabs in the comments below. Let’s talk Billie brilliance together.
