"I have been through every single phase of making music, I find the best influence comes straight from my brain... it's dark and uncomfortable."

In part two of our conversation with Jojo Orme, otherwise known as Heartworms, we delve into how it was working with the, so hot right now, producer Dan Carey, why a best-selling record trumps a festival headline slot, and Jojo reveals how much of her childhood experiences comes over in Heartworms' music. We address the apparent fixation with Jojo’s interest in military uniforms and air craft, how the imagery feeds into the whole Heartworms world and how latent sexism plays a part in some people being suspicion of her motives. Jojo also shares her thoughts on originality and accessibility and how shitting and thinking are inter-linked. Yes really. You’re welcome. Remember, this is part two of two. Part one is available via RTL Play. Cheers. (image: Tombo White)