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Maeta, whose EP “Habits” was released April 30 via Roc Nation.Photo by Darren Tolud
Rising R&B artist and Indianapolis native Maeta is out with a new EP titled “Habits,” released April 30 on Jay-Z’s Roc Nation record label. The EP, featuring production credits from Grammy-winners Kaytranada and Skrillex, shows off Maeta’s high-power vocal talent. We caught up with the 21-year-old phenom for an interview about her Indy background, artistic vision, and randomly meeting the Beach Boys.
Where did you grow up, and what memories do you have of your childhood?
I loved my childhood. I’m really happy that I grew up in Indianapolis. I grew up in Pike Township. I went to New Augusta North for middle school and Pike High School for a little bit. So I just claim Pike as my family I guess. I went to Zionsville for like a year, but that wasn’t really a big chapter of my life.
Designer Robin Henry Expanded This New York Farmhouse to Better Suit a Bustling Family
Every room is a kid paradise.
By Emma Bazilian and Produced by Robert Rufino Apr 8, 2021 Eric Piasecki
“You have to leave some space for the angels,” says New York designer Robin Henry about decorating the new two-story addition to a circa-1910 farmhouse in Westchester County, New York, for a family of five. “You have to trust the process. You start down a path, and then things just magically show up that bring it all together.”
To help spark such inspired moments, Henry had only to look to the clients’ extensive collections: “They owned tons of antiques and heirlooms that they wanted me to incorporate,” she says, pointing to an enviable assortment of rugs and wood furniture. But with so many traditional pieces, how could she keep the rooms from looking trapped in time?