Australian singer Courtney Barnett, known for her laid-back style and thoughtful lyrics, spoke about her upcoming album 'Creature of Habit,' which is set to release in March. Barnett has built a reputation for authenticity and has evoked the spirit of iconic Australian rock bands like AC/DC and INXS throughout her fifteen-year career, emphasizing the importance of retaining rock's essence and freedom in her music.

In her recent interview with El Universo, Barnett shared her views on art's role in personal connection. She expressed that music provides essential emotional links, allowing individuals to resonate with their inner selves and one another. Despite her inherent shyness, Barnett's candidness while discussing her experiences enables listeners to appreciate the depth and sincerity of her artistic expression.

As she prepares to release her new music, her reflections on navigating social discomfort highlight the broader themes of vulnerability and connection, aspects she believes are integral to the experience of both creating and enjoying art. Barnett’s insight into the relationship between art and empathy resonates with her fans, emphasizing the universal nature of music as a conduit for understanding and support among people.