Freezing Points and Sonic Frames: An Interview with Ginger Winn

Ginger Winn composes to crystallise the moments that cut deepest. With Freezing warming the airwaves and Freeze Frame poised to follow, the Nashville-born artist sat down with A&R Factory to reflect on how loss, love, and legacy have shaped her evolving sound. In this interview, Ginger opens up about the personal grief that seeped into the fabric of her latest work, the creative freedom she found with co-producer A.J. Yorio, and how years spent ghostwriting laid the groundwork for her most honest record to date. From the catharsis of returning to a heavier sound to the role of art as emotional excavation, this conversation is for anyone who understands what it means to hold on while letting go. Ginger Winn, welcome to A&R Factory! With Freezing on the airwaves and Freeze Frame on the way, it’s the perfect time to dig into the darker side of your music, the shift in your sound, and everything else that makes your songwriting tick. What’s the story behind Freezing, and what kind of headspace were you in when you wrote it? -Freezing is a reminder to cherish the people you love while you have them. We all have memories we wish we could […]

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