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FAQ's,
Fears 
& Vision


 

1. Who made this album?
It was recorded in Nashville, co-produced by me (Wife Support) and Bill Reynolds. Mixed by the legendary Michael Brauer. Yes, that Michael Brauer.

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2. What inspired the songs?
My best friend’s divorce, her wild re-entry into dating, and my own complicated relationship with love, gender roles, and the word “forever.”

 

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3. What’s the focus?
Sync. These songs are cinematic, emotionally charged, and built to live in the world of TV, film, trailers, and moments that need more than just a vibe.

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4. Will there be shows?
If it makes sense. Like a great opening slot or curated event. But I’m not hitting the dive bar circuit just to say I did. (Been there. Passed out on that couch.)

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5. How was this funded?
Entirely self-funded using sync income from a side project with Mayer Hawthorne. Still somehow no pub deal. Go figure.

 

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6. When will the songs be released?
When there’s a good reason... a sync, a push, a partner who sees the vision. I’d rather wait than scream into the algorithm void.

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7. Who is Wife Support?
My name is Marlana, which most people get wrong, so now I go by something no one forgets.

 

 


8. Didn’t you used to be in a band?
Yes. For 10 years. We did well. If you know, you know. If not, no worries, this project speaks for itself.

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9. Would you ever tour again?
Never say never. But unless it’s something special, I’ve done my time in Super 8 purgatory.

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10. Can you perform live?
Yes. My stage presence is fire. Like, actually.

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11. What do you want to do?
Create original music for TV and film, especially title themes, end credits, and moments with emotional weight.

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12. Ultimate goals?
Opening credits Emmy. Best Original Song Oscar. A project that makes you cry and dance.

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13. Why haven’t I heard of this yet?
Because the music industry waits for the stamp of approval before it pays attention. That’s fine. We’re not in a rush.

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14. Are you doing TikTok and socials?
Lightly. I’ll play the game when I have to, but I’d rather make art than content. (Unless someone wants to sponsor my beta blockers.)

 

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15. Are you a good investment?
Hell yes. I write killer songs, know how to place them, and have receipts to prove it. Get me in the room. I’ll do the rest.

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