María Zardoya of themarias spoke with one of the band's biggest fans Still_Woozy about working on the remix of 'Hush,' their recent album CINEMA, and acid trips.
in collaboration with the band. Below, Zardoya sat down with her biggest fan to discuss everything from ghosts, to costume contests, and acid trips.ZARDOYA: I was raised in Atlanta—I usually just say I’m from Atlanta, because nobody knows Snellville, Georgia, which is the tiny town where I’m actually from. It’s a church on every corner,ZARDOYA: They have a motto, “Where everybody’s somebody.” There were rumors that some of the houses were haunted.
GAMSKY: Piano. My mom made me take lessons with this old man named Earl. Earl had this train track and this whole nativity scene that would be up year round, like he had a lot of time on his hands, you know? He would fall asleep while teaching us. He’s the reason I decided I wanted to be a rock star.
ZARDOYA: Both languages are so integrated into my life. When I’m with my Latin friends I just go back and forth as if it was one language. If a song starts in English, but then something comes out in Spanish, we’ll just use that. It’s never a conscious thing, it just kind of happens. GAMSKY: One of the first things that I noticed about the album is all the way through you have a lot of themes, it’s like finding all these little clues. It’s so cool. What were your reasons behind all those?
ZARDOYA: It’s from a journal entry that was titled “somewhere in Minnesota.” It was a tour that was really difficult for all of us, because it was a support tour. The headlining band had this big tourbus, so they would drive at night, get to the venue early and all that—so the route and schedule was set according to that. We were in our little van getting up early and trying to make it to these venues, playing when the lights were still on and people were still walking in.
ZARDOYA: It’s really difficult. The two become so intertwined, it’s difficult to compartmentalize them. We have great creative chemistry and we’re good communicators, which is all you can ask for.ZARDOYA: “All I Really Want Is You.” It takes me back to mid-quarantine. We were taking it very seriously and weren’t going out much. But we were like, “Okay, if we can’t travel, then let’s trip in our minds.” So we took a little bit of acid and went on a 10-hour walk around our neighborhood.
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