Billie Eilish: 3 amazing facts you probably didn't know (and how to listen to her music on Spotify Premium for less)

Billie Eilish, whose full name is Billie Eilish Pirate Baird O'Connell, is one of the most influential singers of her generation. Known for hits like Bad Guy, Therefore I Am and Happier Than Ever, she has left her mark on contemporary pop with her dark, original universe. But behind the global hits, there are some surprising anecdotes... Here are three incredible facts from our Spliiit Screen video.

3️⃣ Billie Eilish has synesthesia

Billie Eilish perceives sounds in colors, shapes and textures. Every song she composes or performs has, in her mind, a particular color or feel.

For example, Bad Guy could be "round, orange, fruity" according to her. This neurological particularity has a direct influence on the creation of her tracks.

2️⃣ She was home-schooled

Billie Eilish's parents chose to educate her at home. This enabled her to develop her artistic universe and creativity at an early age, far from the conventional school environment.

This freedom of learning contributed to his unique style and early musical maturity.

1️⃣ The youngest artist to win it all at the Grammy Awards

In 2020, at just 18, Billie Eilish became the youngest artist in history to win all four major categories of the Grammy Awards:

• Album of the year
• Song of the year
• Registration of the year
• Revelation of the year

A historic feat, rarely equalled in the music industry.

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