Billie Eilish Feels 'Terrified' Over New Documentary

Billie Eilish is one of the shining names of the music industry right now. The way she has done so much at such a young age is really commendable and she is no mood to stop at all. The musician will be coming out with a documentary about her life after the release of her debut album “When We Fall Sleep, Where Do We Go?”

Speaking in an interview with Billboard, she said the documentary will showcase her rise to stardom with her debut studio album. The documentary will also cover various stages of her life and tell the world what made Eilish so special and what makes her music different from others.

No further details have been released as of late. The title and the release date of the documentary are also not known. Talking about the documentary, the “Bad Guy” hitmaker revealed she feels really “terrified” over the untitled film because she has not seen a single scene from the footage that has been taken for the project.

“I have seen no part of it. I am terrified. I am freaked out. They have been filming since like July of 2018. Who has that much footage of them that that have never seen? I am terrified,” Eilish said.

The highly-anticipated documentary will be directed by RJ Cutler, who has been a recipient of the Peabody Award.

The Grammy-nominated artist also noted that she is working on new music this year.

Just a week ago, it was announced that Eilish will record the theme song for the upcoming James Bond film “No Time To Die.” She is the youngest artist ever to do that. The singer will be recording the theme song along with her brother Finneas, who will co-write the track with her.

The previous musicians to sing Bond theme songs include the likes of Shirley Bassey (“Diamonds Are Forever”), Paul McCartney (“Live And Let Die”), Tina Turner (“GoldenEye”), Madonna (“Die Another Day”), Chris Cornell (“Casino Royale”) and Alicia Keys (“Quantum Of Solace”).

Eilish has been one of the breakout performers of 2019, and she has dominated the charts with her amazing music. She created history by becoming the youngest artist ever to garner nominations in all of the Grammys’ four major categories. She is nominated for six Grammys, including Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Best New Artist and Best Solo Performance.