Victoria Canal reflects the decision to stop traveling to focus on the recent mental health of Lola Young, and explained how much “harmful to health” that can be a mentally musician.
The Young announced that he would be “leaving” for a while after he collapsed on the stage on the stage of New York City earlier this week and departed from the stage by the medical team.
After the performance, she reassured the fans to reassure his fans on Instagram, but later she announced that she would withdraw from the Washington DC set the next day.
The Young announced that she will start the British tour this fall and will take a break in all promises of the “predictable future” to focus on mental health.
Victoria canal now expressed support for singers and explained to fans how tired of the mentally tired life on the road as the situation became more difficult over time.
CANAL, who started her post, found out the similarities between what happened with New York’s Lola Young and what happened to Lewis Capaldi in 2023. He occurred “when the symptoms of TOURETTE were canceled in light of the worsening of the stage.”
“I can’t help the thread of two artists who are qualified as a psychotic artist in modern times, and they can’t help them openly deal with psychosis and noticeably hold on to them.” The ironic accepts slowly, it takes many years, hibernated, hibernated and handled. Those who have that kind of tendency to do well are to do well. And this is not a slow industry. Every year, artists must be released more constantly because artists are frightened to be released more constantly, to be released more constantly, and achieve achieved achievements.
The singer said, “This is a reasonable fear -this doesn’t actually last, this can be nominated as a grammy candidate a month, and 1 %of the fans can struggle to interact with you next time. We have the edges of all the relevance we can find and have been pressure to ride the waves as long as possible. “
She recently remembered how she recently saw the artist’s “absorption” in the hotel lobby, and she added that her career slowed down because she had prioritized everything.
She added more about her experiences of mental health struggles in the music industry. “This year, this year, this year, by slowing down the city and moving to the French countryside, I decided to consider it when I gave up to the top of the mountain I was trekking. I still trek before I get the truth.
In conclusion, she added: “I take a pit stop to sit, sit and enjoy, evaluate how it appears to others, separate myself from the online -related hierarchy, and get everything * *right * *now *.
“And maybe who can know, maybe I will have a smaller audience, maybe I will not live a big star and never beat Grammy. But at least I will be in a place where I can actively choose my life. And I learn how to be well.”
In 2023, various figures in the music industry gave NME a help and advice on the day of the World Mental Health, with NME about the “dangerous” influence that travel could be made to musicians.
Mental health spirit In addition, people who work in the music industry have shared the method of “more mental health problems than the general population.”
At the same time, musicians’ charity reported that musicians have increased by 200 % for the past two years.
In recent years, we have been trying to help provide more support for artists. Early this summer, Music Industry Therapy Group (MITC) setting Online Tour Health and Welfare Coaching Service-24-hour mental health support service for tour experts working in music, including artists, production staff, erections, places and agents.
Previously, the University of UNIVERSAL MUSIC GROUP announced the launch of the new Music Health Fund in February in cooperation with Music Health Alliance.
Personalized recommendations for mental health counselors, subsidies and additional finance and mental health support that can offset the cost, and if necessary to guarantee the sustainable treatment, we will establish a four -year medical program through resource recommendations.
