Aspa on Mad Clip: "I tried to bury his loss to cope"

Singer Aspa spoke about the loss of her brother, Mad Clip, in an interview with DownTown magazine and journalist Giannis Hatzigeorgiou.

She referred to her decision to follow in her brother's footsteps in the music industry and her initial reaction to his death. "With the loss of my brother, that's what I did at first, so I could cope and be strong for my mother. I would lash out, of course, but only when I was alone," she confessed.

Aspa recalled Mad Clip's reaction when she told him she wanted to pursue singing: "He immediately encouraged me to dare to do it, and if I really wanted to, he said he would help me and be by my side."

She also described her first experience in a recording studio for the song "Oh no," saying that her brother was very enthusiastic about the result.

Finally, Aspa mentioned that she tried to "bury" her pain in order to cope with the loss, a tactic she had followed even before Mad Clip's death.