Gavin Rossdale Praises Children's Musical Talents: "I'm Outshined at Home" (Exclusive Interview)
In the world of rock music, Gavin Rossdale, a Grammy-nominated artist, continues to make waves. Recently, he released BUSH's 10th studio album, "I Beat Loneliness", on July 18. But how does his family, particularly his children, feel about his music?
Rossdale, a father to Kingston, Zuma, and Apollo with ex-wife Gwen Stefani, and Daisy from a previous relationship, prefers his children to discover his music independently. He sent his daughter Daisy the band's new record, but does not push it on his other children. Daisy, in turn, expressed positive feedback about the album.
Kingston, one of Rossdale's sons with Stefani, is also interested in music and is pursuing his own path in the industry. Zuma, another son, has taken a different route, delving into country music, influenced by his stepfather, Blake Shelton. Interestingly, Zuma has begun recording his own music, and his room is located near Rossdale's at-home studio.
Zuma, while appreciative of his father's music, was critical of a recent remix of "Machine Head". He considers the original song to be legendary. On the other hand, Zuma is cautious about the potential release of a remixed "Machine Head".
Rossdale, despite being a renowned musician, is careful not to be a friend to his children, but a father. He sees his primary role as ensuring his children eat. He is mindful not to impose his music on them, allowing them to develop their own musical tastes.
Despite the family's split in 2015 after 12 years of marriage, it seems the love for music remains a bonding force within the household. Rossdale's children, with their growing interest in music and their unique tastes, are shaping up to be a musically talented generation in their own right. Kingston, for instance, plays an amazing song, showcasing his potential in the industry.
In this family, music is not just a profession, but a shared passion. As Rossdale continues to create music, it will be fascinating to see how his children's musical journeys unfold.
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