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Catherine Chisholm

For someone who is in the running for a best new talent Grammy, 20-year-old American singer Michelle Branch sounds decidedly mature. She knows about music, why she is doing it and where she is going.

Speaking exclusively from the United States to Young Post Web site in the run-up to this weekend's 45th Grammy Music Awards, Branch seems undaunted, yet excited about her two nominations - one for best new artist and the other for best new pop collaboration for her hit song, The Game Of Love, with Santana.

But how does the best-selling artist feel about competing with other newcomers such as Avril Lavigne, Norah Jones, Ashanti and John Mayer? Find out in today's exclusive interview with Branch at yp.scmp.com



Exclusive interview with Branch