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‘It’s not my pain. There’s a responsibility in that’: Thea Gilmore on writing songs from anonymous confessional voicemails

Thea Gilmore is transforming anonymous confessional voicemails into powerful music, drawing from the collective human experience. Disillusioned with the industry, she seeks authenticity and connection through these heartfelt stories.

The Guardian· Oct 27, 2026 · 8:54 PM · 1 views

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Thea Gilmore is transforming anonymous confessional voicemails into powerful music, drawing from the collective human experience. Disillusioned with the industry, she seeks authenticity and connection through these heartfelt stories. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #TheaGilmore #music #songwriting #grief #connection #news #breaking

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