Over the decades, the music industry has been typically male-dominated only in recent years, this a problem that artists have been working to amend. More and more talented female artists have been taken to big stages and this is something that Letissier commends.

“The pop landscape is filled with different representations of femininity, which I appreciate,” she told BBC Music after her Glastonbury performance. “You have Solange, Billie Eilish, Beyoncé. You have many different ways to be a woman in the industry, and I think that’s really cool.

“I think the next step to take it even further would be to have more women having really technical jobs, like female sound engineers, female producers. That’s the next step to reach at some point.”

And while we’re on the subject of Christine & The Queens, here a snippet from her Glastonbury set this weekend:

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Over the decades, the music industry has been typically male-dominated only in recent years, this a problem that artists have been working to amend. More and more talented female artists have been taken to big stages and this is something that Letissier commends.

“The pop landscape is filled with different representations of femininity, which I appreciate,” she told BBC Music after her Glastonbury performance. “You have Solange, Billie Eilish, Beyoncé. You have many different ways to be a woman in the industry, and I think that’s really cool.

“I think the next step to take it even further would be to have more women having really technical jobs, like female sound engineers, female producers. That’s the next step to reach at some point.”

And while we’re on the subject of Christine & The Queens, here a snippet from her Glastonbury set this weekend:

The post Christine and the Queens Shares Feelings Towards Equality In the Music Industry appeared first on Hot Pop Today.