Billie Eilish stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! final night time (Sept. 3) to talk about her new album Hit Me Hard and Soft, her artistic course of, and the connection she shares with her followers. At simply 22, the singer-songwriter already boasts seven Grammy Awards and has damaged streaming information worldwide.

“I’ve always been such an album lover,” she instructed Kimmel, explaining why she prefers to launch full-length initiatives. “I really love when something feels like one piece and is cohesive and thought through.”

Eilish, who made historical past because the youngest individual to brush the highest 4 Grammy classes in 2020, shared how she rigorously arranges the stream of every album. “I’ll write down all the names, tear them up, move them around… it’s all about dynamics and the flow.”

The “Lunch” singer additionally touched on her long-standing relationship with her followers, likening seeing acquainted faces at her concert events through the years to “seeing old friends again.”

“What’s been so cool is that all of these fans, all of my little family, we’ve been growing up at the same time,” she instructed Kimmel. “So many kids, especially in L.A. because I’m from here and I’m around and stuff, when I was first starting out there would be certain kids that I would see at everything I would do, and we were all the same age.”

Eilish continued, “So they would come to stuff and I would see them multiple times a year and then not for a couple years, and then I’d see them again. Over the years I’ve seen the same faces multiple times, and it feels like seeing my old friends again.”

Elsewhere within the interview, she handled the viewers to an unique behind-the-scenes clip of her and her brother, Finneas, working on the monitor “Birds of a Feather” whereas behind an SUV in Brazil.

“This is such a normal thing for me and Finneas,” she mentioned, referring to their sibling collaboration that has produced a number of hit information, together with the James Bond theme “No Time to Die.” “We’ve recorded everywhere—from a tour bus bunk to little hotel rooms. It’s casual, but we love it.”

With her Hit Me Hard and Soft World Tour kicking off Sept. 29 in Quebec, Eilish shared how she balances life on the street. “I don’t ever want to resent it,” she defined. “I love touring, but you can start hating yourself if you’re gone for too long, so I make sure to take breaks in between.”

Eilish’s newest album Hit Me Hard and Soft debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 in June, marking the most important weekly album models of her profession. All 10 tracks from the album made it into the Billboard Hot 100’s high 40, together with “Lunch” at No. 5, her highest debut up to now. The album additionally secured 90,000 models in vinyl gross sales, incomes Eilish her fifth consecutive No. 1 on the Vinyl Albums chart.