Annika Catharina Under Open Skies, An Interview on Love That Holds and Songs That Know When to Let Go

Canadian country artist Annika Catharina stepped into a steadier emotional light with her seminal single, Better Hands, a song shaped by certainty rather than collapse. This interview traces a writer who has found room to speak from contentment while still honouring the ache of past chapters, treating memory as narrative rather than an open wound. Annika reflects on how security has shifted her writing habits, why confidence and momentum sit at the heart of her next full-length release, and how enthusiasm in the room sharpens collaboration. There’s talk of big choruses that earn their place, lessons carried forward from her debut EP, and the quiet rituals that keep her focused as attention grows. It’s a conversation about love that works, energy that lifts, and songs learning when to stay and when to walk. Welcome to A&R Factory, Annika! It’s great to have you here and talk about what you’ve been building lately  Thank you for having me!  “Better Hands” feels like a confident shift in emotional tone for you, what clicked in your life that made this song feel necessary right now, rather than another reflective cut? I still love heartbreak songs and reflective songs – I write them all […]

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