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\n\tAfter FKA Twigs<\/a> finished Eusexua<\/a><\/em>, her blissed-out ode to dance floors everywhere, she realized she had more songs left in her. A feeling of non-stop inspiration led to Eusexua Afterglow<\/a><\/em>, her new LP and an extension of a musical era that\u2019s won her a Mercury Prize nod, a Grammy nomination, and tons of new fans finally catching up to her inventive, otherworldly vision.<\/p>\n \n\tWe recently relaunched the Rolling Stone Interview<\/a> as a video podcast<\/a>, and on this episode the British experimental artist and polymath known for her genre-bending sounds and gravity-defying dance moves sits down with Deputy Music Editor Julyssa Lopez and goes deeper on how the new album came together \u2014 and what it means to find healing on the dancefloor.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cWhen I think about Eusexua, <\/em>it\u2019s just about being able to be, and accepting yourself, and accepting other people,\u201d she says. \u201cWe\u2019re just like these beautiful lights. I always talk about the light inside my chest. That\u2019s me. I\u2019m not FKA twigs, or I\u2019m not even Tahlia. I\u2019m a tiny light inside my chest, which is just filled with endless love and possibilities.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tTwigs also opens up about how she views herself as an artist and how she\u2019s learned to channel her identity, vulnerability, and traumas to get to where she is today. She also tells us her funniest club stories, takes us behind-the-scenes of her new movie The Carpenter\u2019s Son<\/em> with Nic Cage, explains her collaboration with North West, and shares what she\u2019s most looking forward to after a breakthrough year.<\/p>\n