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Feather Price, the Omninet Angel. Art by @annakytsko on Fiverr.

Miscellany And Everything Else

What’s Under the Feathers? An Interview with the Chart Topping Omninet Angel

Lany: “Hey, what’s up in your omni pods, it’s your favorite hostess here with the pop star who’s got the most platinum awards of anyone in this recording studio: Feather Price!”

Feather: “Haha, thanks, Lany. Though, I think you’d give me a run for my Manna if you started selling songs.”

Lany: “We love a woman who remembers to pay the compliment tab. Anyway, I do have to ask you what everyone’s wondering even if it’s not super original: what kind of stims did you lace into ‘Laced’ to make that single so addictive?”

Feather: “Well, I felt like I was on a double dose of Kick and Juice at the same time when I was writing it, but thankfully I don’t think hallucinatory stims transfer over audio. Real talk, though, I needed a song about being addicted to the feeling of love to feel like a daily dose of caffeine. Otherwise, the point just gets lost.”

Lany: “I hear that. Any past experiences play a part in that message? Come on, slip ya girl a juicy story.”

Feather: “Hm. I mean, I don’t even think I was really talking about romantic love when I wrote that. Sometimes, I think I can go into friendships just wanting to feel cared about. And that can make me selfish, you know? But I’m working on it.”

Lany: “Let’s be real: I don’t think it’s burdening anyone to care about someone like you.”

Feather: “I sure hope not!”

Lany: “Now, onto the topic of something that recently started circling on the net.”

Feather: “Oh no.”

Lany: “You used to be a pilot. The extra special kind, too: a Lancer.”

Feather: “Hah, yeah, I’m honestly surprised that info didn’t come out sooner.”

Lany: “Soooo, what makes a Lancer hang up their mech in exchange for a mic? Merc work just not paying the bills? Big blow out with a manufacturer? Ooh, secret love affair with a big shot Baron that forced you into another life?”

Feather: “No, nothing that interesting. I’d always been working on music in the background. I wasn’t even trying to get more attention than usual, but a higher up at my label took an interest in me, and here I am today. Lucky break, really. It’s that simple. Sorry!”

Lany: “Aww. Well, at least tell me if this much is true: you were a HORUS pilot?”

Feather: “Yeah, but not the RA cultist kind. I won’t lie and say I never got sucked into any conspiracy forums or helped put out firewalls, but I didn’t really take it all that seriously. The dark and all-knowing HORUS hacker thing has been done to death.”

Lany: “Ain’t that the truth. BUT, last time I checked, people who don’t take the HORUS thing even a little seriously don’t pilot the Dagon. Cause it’s, like, the Dagon.”

Feather: “That is a fair point! I was always more of a support pilot than a front liner. I was never going to get into a Manticore and become some kind of crazed martyr. The Dagon is weird, yes, and there’s literally systems in it to keep people from digging too deep, yes. I was one of the pilots content to stay in the back, do their thing, and not overthink it.”

Lany: “Really? You never looked into anything about the mech? Not even a little? Not even a teensy bit?”

Feather: “Lany, do you really think I’d be sane enough to have this conversation if I had?”

Lany: “I don’t know. Some reviews have said that you have to be pretty damn crazy to show up to my studio intentionally. Sometimes, I’m tempted to agree with them.”

Feather: “Oh, Lany. I came here on purpose and I think you’re great.”

Lany: “Way too sweet for my teeth. Let’s end this thing before I die from having seen the true face of an angel.”

The Net Projector

From Angel Faced to Banshee Shrieker: Feather Price on Her Role in the New Movie, Banshee

What was the audition process for Banshee like?  

Feather: “I found out about Banshee because my manager mentioned it to me—we’d briefly talked about me getting involved in acting at some point, but I don’t think he expected me to be so committed. I went to the casting call using a high grade infoskin and a fake name. They asked me to read for Shiloh first: the scene where she hears the Banshee’s cry and hallucinates her brother overdosing right before he actually does. I think I did well, but I really got to shine when I read for Soleil. I got the callback a few days later and did a duo read with Eltra Vice as Shiloh and me as Soleil. We nearly made each other cry. The directors loved us. I knew I was getting the role at that moment.”

How were you able to portray Soleil so effectively?

Feather: “Soleil Vexara, as a character, is so many things. She’s a Lancer who started piloting at 15 so she could support her mom and cousin. She’s a member of HORUS who started hacking because she loved the rush of being in control. Loss of contr̷òl̀ and the attempt to regain it through k̶ǹo̵ẁléd͝g͢e̴ are at the center of who she is, even if that’s not really who she wants to be. I think I was so good at being Soleil because I know what it’s like to fight for every inch of control that you have over your life. I… didn’t have much choice in anything when I was younger. And now, I won’t perform a song unless I’m the one who wrote it. With the exception of covers, of course. Everyone loves a good cover.”

What was the hardest moment to film for you?

Feather: “Soleil’s death really got to me. Obviously, I was fine with her dying. I mean, I read the script. But, despite the brutality and hopelessness of the Banshee, I wanted there to be some dignity in her death. I don’t know if it was dignity for her or dignity for the audience, I just knew it had to be there. I tried. I still don’t know if I fully succeeded.”

What would you tell someone who was still on the fence about watching Banshee?

Feather: “It’ll really fuck you up, but you should do it anyway.”

HeartKillerz

No Angel Is Innocent

The Omninet Angel has more than just her frenzied fans on their knees. This weekend, after her longest recorded concert, Feather Price had enough energy to be spotted waiting for a woman outside her hotel room. Cameras on scene couldn’t see past this mysterious paramour’s infoskin, but Feather knew her well enough to pull her inside like a goddess about to be worshipped. It’s pretty obvious that they weren’t filing their space taxes in that room. The omninet is up in arms about how this woman caught Feather’s eye and what it means for Feltra fans. For those who are terminally offline, Feltra is the hot topic ship between Feather Price and Eltra Vice. The two had undeniable chemistry in the hit new psychological horror movie Banshee and a lot of thirsty girlies were hoping they’d take that chemistry off screen. Looks like it was just a fantasy, unless it’s actually Eltra under that infoskin. That’s unlikely considering that Eltra was spotted down the street around the same time, but stranger things have happened where lovers are concerned. As for Feather, the next morning, she’s seen leaving her room with what looks undeniably like a love bite she missed in her morning makeup coverup-

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