The song is, after all, Australia’s national anthem.
Is there a day that goes by when you don’t hear Vanessa Amorosi’s 1999 smashat your local Kmart, or at your dentist’s waiting room, or just randomly running through your head? No, there isn’t. That song is still absolutely everywhere, absolutely everyday. We just had to talk to Vanessa Amorosi, now 42 and living in Los Angeles, about it.Absolutely EverybodyI mean, that’s just one of those songs I love to celebrate with everybody. I feel like we all go back to childhood with it.
Looking over your discography, it does seem like you stepped out of the limelight between 2009 and 2019. What were you doing? I mean, we’re all in the same industry and it was very, very small. So yeah, but I mean, I’ve been living in the States for a while now. I can’t really sit here and go, “Okay, who started when I started?” It’s been a bit of a whirlwind.Yeah, of course.
One of the moments everyone remembers is the Sydney Olympics opening ceremony in 2000. I was reading an article from back then that said, after he saw your performance, Andrea Bocelli called to do a duet. Did that happen? That’s one of the most special memories for me out of my whole career. There was something about it, where I just felt everything made sense.
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