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Temsukala Lemtur, who goes by the stage name Temsu Clover, enjoys painting besides singing.
This young talented artiste from Dimapur loves to write songs that are expressive and honest; things that are hard to say out loud.
She also has new songs and shootings lined up this year.
Read on to know more about Temsu Clover.
Eastern Mirror: How would you like to introduce yourself?
Temsu Clover: I am Temsukala Lemtur from Dimapur, Nagaland. I go by the name Temsu Clover on my social streams. I am still studying to get a professional degree as I do music alongside. I love sunsets and apple juice.
Eastern Mirror: Share us about your first live performance. How was the experience like?
Temsu Clover: My first live performance as an artiste would be at an underground music gig called ‘La musique’. The experience was surreal. Everyone in the crowd had a welcoming spirit and seemed to enjoy my music. And I enjoyed putting out my art and stories there.
Eastern Mirror: Your influences.
Temsu Clover: The list always changes. And right now my top influences (musicians) would be Bruno Major, Patrick Droney and Billie Marten.
Eastern Mirror: What inspires you the most while writing songs?
Temsu Clover: My experiences and stories of other people.
Eastern Mirror: Apart from singing, what else interests you?
Temsu Clover: I am having a knack for painting these days. Though I am not a good painter, I tend to enjoy doing it. And I guess that’s all that matters at the end of the day. To enjoy!
Eastern Mirror: Where do you see yourself 10 years from now?
Temsu Clover: I see myself happy and content!
Eastern Mirror: What do you wish to communicate through your songs?
Temsu Clover: I like to write songs that are expressive and honest. And things that are uncomfortable to say out loud. And through my songs, I wish to bring a little bit of comfort and a warm embrace that say, ‘this is what I am feeling right now’.
Eastern Mirror: The most memorable and best crowd so far.
Temsu Clover: Every gig that I performed in till now is all cherished because I got to learn a lot of things and also experienced moments I always wanted to. Every memory that comes along with them is deeply treasured. And I believe there is still more to come.
But if I were to choose a moment from the past, then it would be a gig I recently performed in. It was in Imphal called the ‘Wildernest Festival’. The setting and the crowd were amazing. I was tensed at first but I remember just getting lost, swaying to my music along with the crowd.
Eastern Mirror: Any upcoming activities for the year 2021?
Temsu Clover: Yes! I have so many plans lined up, with new songs and shoots. But this pandemic has slowed down everybody’s lives. Nevertheless, I am grateful to God for the people around me are still breathing.
Eastern Mirror: Any message for your fans?
Temsu Clover: Thank you so much for listening to me and my music. Your adulation means a lot more than just words and petite sentences.