New York City, New York - Eighteen year old 'K.C Undercover' star and singer Zendaya looked simply beautiful as she wears two different outfits on Wednesday, April 22nd, 2015 for interviews with Good Morning America and The View in New York City, New York.
Outfit one was a lovely white dress with pal heels as she talks with Good Morning America.
Outfit two was a plaid dress with chrome heels.
In these interviews with Good Morning America and The View she talked about being this year's Radio Disney Music Awards host. The Radio Disney Music Awards will be held on Saturday, April 25th and air on Disney Channel Sunday night, April 26th, 2015, check your local listings.
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Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Extra Interviews Bridgit Mendler At Westfield Century City
Los Angeles, California - Extra host Renee Bargh interviews Bridgit Mendler about her staring in NBC's Undateable as Candace at Westfield Century City on March 31, 2015 in Los Angeles, California.
Bridgits plays Candace, a new bartender.
Bridgit Claire Mendler is an American singer, songwriter, actress, musician and record producer. In 2004, she began her career in the animated Indian film The Legend of Buddha.
Bridgits plays Candace, a new bartender.
Bridgit Claire Mendler is an American singer, songwriter, actress, musician and record producer. In 2004, she began her career in the animated Indian film The Legend of Buddha.
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
EXCLUSIVE Actor Spotlight: D.W. Moffett Interview
From the Chicago area comes a 59 year old actor who has been in several TV shows and movies. The actor we are talking about is D.W. Moffett (Donald Warren Moffett) who currently stars as John Kennish on the ABC Family series 'Switched at Birth', which will be coming back for a fourth season soon.
Some of the movies and TV shows he has been in are 'Headlock' (currently filming), 'Happily Divorced' (TV Series, 2011-2013), 'The Sitter' (2011), Friday Night Lights (TV Series, 2008-2010) and Life Is Wild (TV Series, 2007-2008), just to name a few as D.W's resume is pretty long.
We had the chance to do an E-mail interview with D.W. Moffett. Here what he had to say about his acting career and what advise he would give someone who what's to pursue an acting career.
When did you start acting and why?
I started acting in 1977….during my first year at Continental Bank in Chicago. I was a young Lending Associate and…well….the acting world just seemed a tad more exciting.
Are there challenges pursuing a acting career?
Some of the movies and TV shows he has been in are 'Headlock' (currently filming), 'Happily Divorced' (TV Series, 2011-2013), 'The Sitter' (2011), Friday Night Lights (TV Series, 2008-2010) and Life Is Wild (TV Series, 2007-2008), just to name a few as D.W's resume is pretty long.
We had the chance to do an E-mail interview with D.W. Moffett. Here what he had to say about his acting career and what advise he would give someone who what's to pursue an acting career.
When did you start acting and why?
I started acting in 1977….during my first year at Continental Bank in Chicago. I was a young Lending Associate and…well….the acting world just seemed a tad more exciting.
Are there challenges pursuing a acting career?
Sunday, June 1, 2014
EXCLUSIVE Musician Spotlight: Bryce Hitchcock Interview
From Nashville, Tennessee comes a very talented fifteen year old singer and actress Bryce Hitchcock. Bryce began acting at the age of six, performing in local theater productions in her hometown of Nashville, TN. Since then, she has worked in many other areas of the entertainment industry including film, TV, voice-over, commercials and as a recording artist. She enjoys playing the guitar and is writing her own original music.
We recently had the opportunity to interview Bryce on her music and if she has an other talents. Below is our interview with her.
When did you start singing?
I started singing at around 7. I joined a performance group in Franklin, TN. When I was 8, I was heard by a Sony BMG executive at one of these performances. He hired me to sing on various projects. After that I sang for many other labels including Warner and Word.
Was it your dream to be a singer?
I actually didn't really know I could sing until I tried it. I started acting first.
Tell us about your style of singing?
We recently had the opportunity to interview Bryce on her music and if she has an other talents. Below is our interview with her.
When did you start singing?
I started singing at around 7. I joined a performance group in Franklin, TN. When I was 8, I was heard by a Sony BMG executive at one of these performances. He hired me to sing on various projects. After that I sang for many other labels including Warner and Word.
Was it your dream to be a singer?
I actually didn't really know I could sing until I tried it. I started acting first.
Tell us about your style of singing?
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
EXCLUSIVE Musician Spotlight: Jordan JAE Interview
New York City, New York - From the crossroads of America comes a beautiful, talented fourteen year old rising singer that has a very unique voice that's catchy. Jordan JAE hailing from the iconic and cultured streets of New York City, 14-year-old pop sensation is about to burst the music industry wide open with her relentlessly catchy tunes. This musical wunderkind has been singing since she can remember and at the tender age of 7 was persuaded by her mom to take vocal lessons. By the age of 9, Jordan JAE picked up piano as well and wrote her very first original song. She confesses, “It was definitely the quality of a nine year old but like they say, you can only get better.”
With the support of her parents, Jordan JAE started writing songs whenever she could. She found creative vision in everything, from her daily life to her twin brother, Tyler. Stating, “Inspiration comes from the girl that helps someone because she wants to and not because she has to. It comes from experiences and books and movies and other music. Inspiration comes from the things that make you feel something, because that’s what music should do. Music should make you feel something.”
Around the age of 13 she was invited to record at SlumboLabs recording studio in Brooklyn by Jake Ottman. There she began to develop as a singer/songwriter, working alongside some amazing artists and producers. She’s quickly grown a strong online following with her YouTube cover videos, releasing beautiful renditions of Imagine Dragons “It’s Time,” Ingrid Michaelson “Breakable,” The Beatles “I Want To Hold Your Hand,” and more. Recently Jordan JAE teamed up with Grammy nominated songwriters and producers Kinetics & One Love (Eminem, B.o.B, Pitbull, Sean Kingston, Melanie Martinez) for her anthemic debut single, “Said No One Ever.” The tenacious, empowering breakup song and music video are was released on March 4th.
Jordan RAE a month ago released a music video for her original song "Said No One Ever". Her catchy vocals in this song catches your attention. This is a song Jordan sang beautifully and is one to listen too.
We most recently had a chance to interview this rising singer about her music and if there's any challenges.
When did you start singing?
I can’t remember a time I was not singing and performing. One of my memories was when I was 4 years old at my Grandparents house performing, “We Go Together”, from the movie Grease, in front of my family singing my heart out on my Barbie Karaoke Machine.
Was it your dream to be a singer?
Yes always! My dad is a musician and I grew up listening to my dad play guitar and I knew I wanted to do something in music too. He would play mostly rock music not the type of music that I choose to sing, write or listen to; but I do appreciate his musical taste. When I was younger I was always singing. Whether I was singing and my Dad was playing the guitar or I was just singing in my room I have always dreamed of being a singer.
Tell us about your style of singing?
With the support of her parents, Jordan JAE started writing songs whenever she could. She found creative vision in everything, from her daily life to her twin brother, Tyler. Stating, “Inspiration comes from the girl that helps someone because she wants to and not because she has to. It comes from experiences and books and movies and other music. Inspiration comes from the things that make you feel something, because that’s what music should do. Music should make you feel something.”
Around the age of 13 she was invited to record at SlumboLabs recording studio in Brooklyn by Jake Ottman. There she began to develop as a singer/songwriter, working alongside some amazing artists and producers. She’s quickly grown a strong online following with her YouTube cover videos, releasing beautiful renditions of Imagine Dragons “It’s Time,” Ingrid Michaelson “Breakable,” The Beatles “I Want To Hold Your Hand,” and more. Recently Jordan JAE teamed up with Grammy nominated songwriters and producers Kinetics & One Love (Eminem, B.o.B, Pitbull, Sean Kingston, Melanie Martinez) for her anthemic debut single, “Said No One Ever.” The tenacious, empowering breakup song and music video are was released on March 4th.
Jordan RAE a month ago released a music video for her original song "Said No One Ever". Her catchy vocals in this song catches your attention. This is a song Jordan sang beautifully and is one to listen too.
We most recently had a chance to interview this rising singer about her music and if there's any challenges.
When did you start singing?
I can’t remember a time I was not singing and performing. One of my memories was when I was 4 years old at my Grandparents house performing, “We Go Together”, from the movie Grease, in front of my family singing my heart out on my Barbie Karaoke Machine.
Was it your dream to be a singer?
Yes always! My dad is a musician and I grew up listening to my dad play guitar and I knew I wanted to do something in music too. He would play mostly rock music not the type of music that I choose to sing, write or listen to; but I do appreciate his musical taste. When I was younger I was always singing. Whether I was singing and my Dad was playing the guitar or I was just singing in my room I have always dreamed of being a singer.
Tell us about your style of singing?
Thursday, April 17, 2014
EXCLUSIVE Musician Spotlight: Jenna Rose Interview
From Long Island, New York comes a really talented young lady by the name of Jenna Rose whose a pop singer. Jenna gained media attention at 11 years old with her "My Jeans" Music Video, and became a viral star on Youtube, when the video received over 15 million views .Jenna recently completed her debut LP "The Wonder of You" featuring and produced by Damon Elliott ( aka Buck 22 ).Including a Music Video for a remix of " Walk On By " with the legendary Dionne Warwick & Damon Elliott . Jenna Rose is currently on tour with IM5 and other artists,her song " Forget You " has been on iHeart Radio across the country,and is now available on iTunes & Amazon .Now at 15 Jenna has a teaser clip on Youtube for " Earthquake " stay tuned for Official Music Video! For more info on Jenna Rose go to www.jennaroseofficial.com.
This fifteen year old up and coming pop singer took time recently to do a interview with us. Check out what she had to see about her music below.
When did you start singing?
I started singing at age 8, i was dancing at age 2, I was cast in High School Musical as a cheerleader and had to audition for the part, I sang a theater song and found out I had voice and got the part.
Was it your dream to be a singer?
It was my dream to be on Broadway, I was in over 30 off broadway and community theater productions.
Tell us about your style of singing?
I auditioned for a revival of the movie Cheetah Girls and needed a pop song, I never sang a pop song before that, I loved Miley Cyrus in Hannah Montana and decided to sing The Climb, which was very inspirational to me. I was 10 years old
Are there challenges pursuing a singing career?
There are many challenges , There are so many talented teens out there, that you have to keep upping your game and be unique in some aspect. I have had lots of obstacles, I took a lot of bullying with my music video My Jeans and was later professionally hacked when I received my twitter verification check, the hackers deleted 130 music videos including My Jeans which garnered over 16 million hits,
Does your parents and friends support you?
My parents are 100 percent behind me and mean the world to me. I have overcome so much because of
This fifteen year old up and coming pop singer took time recently to do a interview with us. Check out what she had to see about her music below.
When did you start singing?
I started singing at age 8, i was dancing at age 2, I was cast in High School Musical as a cheerleader and had to audition for the part, I sang a theater song and found out I had voice and got the part.
Was it your dream to be a singer?
It was my dream to be on Broadway, I was in over 30 off broadway and community theater productions.
Tell us about your style of singing?
I auditioned for a revival of the movie Cheetah Girls and needed a pop song, I never sang a pop song before that, I loved Miley Cyrus in Hannah Montana and decided to sing The Climb, which was very inspirational to me. I was 10 years old
Are there challenges pursuing a singing career?
There are many challenges , There are so many talented teens out there, that you have to keep upping your game and be unique in some aspect. I have had lots of obstacles, I took a lot of bullying with my music video My Jeans and was later professionally hacked when I received my twitter verification check, the hackers deleted 130 music videos including My Jeans which garnered over 16 million hits,
Does your parents and friends support you?
My parents are 100 percent behind me and mean the world to me. I have overcome so much because of
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
EXCLUSIVE Musician Spotlight: Maggie Baugh Interview
Florida - From the state of Florida comes a very talented thirteen year old singer by the name of Maggie
Baugh. Maggie is a wonderful singer that caught our attention as this young lady is really good. She has recently released a music video to her song "Middle School". Listen/watch the video before.
Maggie is a fiddle/guitar/piano player and is a singer/songwriter. She has been playing violin for 7 years and singing/songwriting since she was 11. "I started writing songs on the computer, but when they put a guitar in my hands.......that was a different story." Now Maggie has 20 original songs, and performs all over Florida, and in Nashville.
Maggie Baugh's Debut Album, "Only Good Things" was recorded at Eagle Canyon Music out of Nashville, Tennessee during the summer of 2013. The album was a released in September of 2013!
We recently had a chance to interview this 13 year old up and coming singer. Here is what she had to say about herself and singing.
When did you start singing? I started singing and playing guitar about 2 years ago. I have been playing violin (FIDDLE) since I was 7!
Was it your dream to be a singer? Well actually NO. At first, my dream was to become famous at playing the fiddle. But now my dream is to become a famous country singer
Tell us about your style of singing? My singing style is kinda unique. I play country/ bluegrass with a little yodel in my voice. I play cover songs, but I countryfi them before i preform them! Basically, I take a song, like "Stand by Me" and put a country twist to it. It's FUN!
Are there challenges pursuing a singing career? Yes. There are some challenges with people not liking your music. Sometimes people don't like my music when i preform, but i need my haters to keep me going and just do better.
Does your parents and friends support you? My parents are always there for me every step of the way and i hope they will always be! my friends are also supportive. they think its cool to have a famous best friend (ok, not very famous YET), but they think it is cool when they see me in the newspaper, and in the flyers for festivals.
Do you write your own songs? Yes i write almost all my songs. i have about 22 original songs. 20 of the songs I wrote by myself and two of them are co-written with some very professional writers. My album also has two songs written by the producer Steve Thomas, who has a hit bluegrass album, and Jody Harris. They wrote the songs "See Ya" and "Get Love" which are very cool songs.
If so, tell us what goes into writing a great song? Weather it is a good song or a bad song you should always write whats on your mind. Writing a good song takes time dedication and inspiration. i always write about my personal feelings because i know there is another teenager my age going through the same things. I almost always think the song I am working on, or my last finished song is my best.
Where was your first performance, were you excited? My first solo performance was at the Broward Center of Performing Arts. It was with the Chrystal Hartigan Presents Singer/Songwriter Showcase, which as an open mic for original songs. At first, i was nervous about people not liking me because i am a newbe. But everybody loved my song so i decided to give music a chance. It has never failed me. Several of the people I met at that event asked me to perform at other events. The next year, Chrystal invited me back as a Featured Performer. To me, music is a lot of small steps, and it is VERY exciting.
Where have you been able to perform? I have been able to perform at a lot of amazing locations! Last school year, I played 40 different venues. I opened the main stage at the Deerfield Beach Country Music Festival this summer, and I have opened for some famous artists like Cowboy Troy and Brent Cobb! I try to stay away from the bars because i'm 13, but i preform at showcases, fairs, private events, and even birthday parties.
Who inspires you with your singing and songwriting? About two years ago a girl named Caroline Kole inspired me to write. She was signed with Sony at 14 and i decided i could do that too. She is now touring with REBA, and has opened for Kenny Rogers. I have been writing ever since.
If you could perform anywhere in the world, where would it be and why? If i could preform anywhere, I would preform at the Grand Ole Opry. Preforming at the Grand Ole Opry would make my dreams come true. The Opry has a circle cut out from the old Ryman auditorium. When i took a tour of it i was able to stand on the circle and see the stage. I felt like I was at home. This would mean the world to me to be able to become one of the stars and to stand where the greatest country stars have played would be a breath taking experience.
Along the same line, who would you love to perform with? I would love to preform with three people. 1. Sara Evans. She brought me into the country world with her song Suds in the Bucket, so singing with her would be the best. 2. Caroline Kole because she got me where i am today and i would love to thank her and let he know she helped me so much. 3. Charlie Daniels I want to play dueling Fiddles with him and see if i can beat him ;-)
What are some of your goals for your Music? My first goal is for people to listen, and to like my music! When people like my music, they remember me. My goal is to be a world wide country star. To be known some where and have someone be like... do you know who Maggie Baugh is? and they say "yea, i love her". I cannot tell you how cool it is when someone comes up to me before a show, and tells me they saw me perform before, and that they came out again just to hear me sing!
What do you hope to accomplish with your singing/songwriting? I like to write about emotions and feelings, so I hope people understand. Some songs really have a bigger purpose. I wrote Run by the Clock to bring awareness to the genetic disease GSD. My brothers have this disease and it virtually unknown by people. I donate all of the revenue I receive from that song to GSD research at the University of Florida, where my brothers doctor, Dr. David Weinstein, does his research. You can find out more at www.glycogenstoragedisease.com or you can watch my video on youtube. (search "run by the clock" in youtube). My song about Middle School, deals with bullies, and mean girls, and boys, and basically, all the crazy, scary feelings that kids have in middle school. If you have a kid in middle school, you should have them watch. Www.MiddleSchoolVideo.com
What three words best describe you and your music? ME: Crazy funny talented MUSIC: unique, special, country
Do you have any advice for those wanting to start a career in singing and songwriting? Yes i'll say the same thing Caroline Kole said to me. Play Everywhere. Play where ever you can. You don't know who is listening
Is there anything else you want our readers to know about you, your singing/songwriting? That talent isn't all that comes in a package. Talent will only get you so far, but hard work and dedication can get you to become Reba
Do you have any other talents? My Dad says I have a talent for getting out of doing my chores….. but besides playing music, I do not have any other talents that I know about. I can also play piano and mandolin.
Tell us what it was like filming your first music video? To be honest all i can say is: ....... so much fun!! the kids were great. The videographer was amazing to work with and if i could do it again i would! It really is a fun process.
Working on any new songs? Yes i am! I always am writing, but i just finished a new song called "Over You"
What do you hope people get out of your singing? That music isn't on your outside Music is inside of you and every one is born with music, it just depends on how you use it. What I would like people to get out of my singing is that there is Music for every feeling. I hope people see my music as positive, and emotional, and I hope people forget their problems, for at least 3:38. lol – that is the time of my song, Only Good Things. The title song of my album that just released. You can listen to it on my Facebook page: Facebook.Com/LikeMaggie and click on the video section! You can watch my videos, and stream my music for FREE! If you like it, please click "LIKE" on the page! And the Album is available on my web site: www.MaggieBaugh.com It will be on iTunes soon!
It will be great to see where Maggie's singing takes her as she has a bright future ahead. We wish her all the success
Baugh. Maggie is a wonderful singer that caught our attention as this young lady is really good. She has recently released a music video to her song "Middle School". Listen/watch the video before.
Maggie is a fiddle/guitar/piano player and is a singer/songwriter. She has been playing violin for 7 years and singing/songwriting since she was 11. "I started writing songs on the computer, but when they put a guitar in my hands.......that was a different story." Now Maggie has 20 original songs, and performs all over Florida, and in Nashville.
Maggie Baugh's Debut Album, "Only Good Things" was recorded at Eagle Canyon Music out of Nashville, Tennessee during the summer of 2013. The album was a released in September of 2013!
We recently had a chance to interview this 13 year old up and coming singer. Here is what she had to say about herself and singing.When did you start singing? I started singing and playing guitar about 2 years ago. I have been playing violin (FIDDLE) since I was 7!
Was it your dream to be a singer? Well actually NO. At first, my dream was to become famous at playing the fiddle. But now my dream is to become a famous country singer
Tell us about your style of singing? My singing style is kinda unique. I play country/ bluegrass with a little yodel in my voice. I play cover songs, but I countryfi them before i preform them! Basically, I take a song, like "Stand by Me" and put a country twist to it. It's FUN!
Are there challenges pursuing a singing career? Yes. There are some challenges with people not liking your music. Sometimes people don't like my music when i preform, but i need my haters to keep me going and just do better.
Does your parents and friends support you? My parents are always there for me every step of the way and i hope they will always be! my friends are also supportive. they think its cool to have a famous best friend (ok, not very famous YET), but they think it is cool when they see me in the newspaper, and in the flyers for festivals.Do you write your own songs? Yes i write almost all my songs. i have about 22 original songs. 20 of the songs I wrote by myself and two of them are co-written with some very professional writers. My album also has two songs written by the producer Steve Thomas, who has a hit bluegrass album, and Jody Harris. They wrote the songs "See Ya" and "Get Love" which are very cool songs.
If so, tell us what goes into writing a great song? Weather it is a good song or a bad song you should always write whats on your mind. Writing a good song takes time dedication and inspiration. i always write about my personal feelings because i know there is another teenager my age going through the same things. I almost always think the song I am working on, or my last finished song is my best.
Where was your first performance, were you excited? My first solo performance was at the Broward Center of Performing Arts. It was with the Chrystal Hartigan Presents Singer/Songwriter Showcase, which as an open mic for original songs. At first, i was nervous about people not liking me because i am a newbe. But everybody loved my song so i decided to give music a chance. It has never failed me. Several of the people I met at that event asked me to perform at other events. The next year, Chrystal invited me back as a Featured Performer. To me, music is a lot of small steps, and it is VERY exciting.
Where have you been able to perform? I have been able to perform at a lot of amazing locations! Last school year, I played 40 different venues. I opened the main stage at the Deerfield Beach Country Music Festival this summer, and I have opened for some famous artists like Cowboy Troy and Brent Cobb! I try to stay away from the bars because i'm 13, but i preform at showcases, fairs, private events, and even birthday parties.
Who inspires you with your singing and songwriting? About two years ago a girl named Caroline Kole inspired me to write. She was signed with Sony at 14 and i decided i could do that too. She is now touring with REBA, and has opened for Kenny Rogers. I have been writing ever since.If you could perform anywhere in the world, where would it be and why? If i could preform anywhere, I would preform at the Grand Ole Opry. Preforming at the Grand Ole Opry would make my dreams come true. The Opry has a circle cut out from the old Ryman auditorium. When i took a tour of it i was able to stand on the circle and see the stage. I felt like I was at home. This would mean the world to me to be able to become one of the stars and to stand where the greatest country stars have played would be a breath taking experience.
Along the same line, who would you love to perform with? I would love to preform with three people. 1. Sara Evans. She brought me into the country world with her song Suds in the Bucket, so singing with her would be the best. 2. Caroline Kole because she got me where i am today and i would love to thank her and let he know she helped me so much. 3. Charlie Daniels I want to play dueling Fiddles with him and see if i can beat him ;-)
What are some of your goals for your Music? My first goal is for people to listen, and to like my music! When people like my music, they remember me. My goal is to be a world wide country star. To be known some where and have someone be like... do you know who Maggie Baugh is? and they say "yea, i love her". I cannot tell you how cool it is when someone comes up to me before a show, and tells me they saw me perform before, and that they came out again just to hear me sing!
What do you hope to accomplish with your singing/songwriting? I like to write about emotions and feelings, so I hope people understand. Some songs really have a bigger purpose. I wrote Run by the Clock to bring awareness to the genetic disease GSD. My brothers have this disease and it virtually unknown by people. I donate all of the revenue I receive from that song to GSD research at the University of Florida, where my brothers doctor, Dr. David Weinstein, does his research. You can find out more at www.glycogenstoragedisease.com or you can watch my video on youtube. (search "run by the clock" in youtube). My song about Middle School, deals with bullies, and mean girls, and boys, and basically, all the crazy, scary feelings that kids have in middle school. If you have a kid in middle school, you should have them watch. Www.MiddleSchoolVideo.com
What three words best describe you and your music? ME: Crazy funny talented MUSIC: unique, special, countryDo you have any advice for those wanting to start a career in singing and songwriting? Yes i'll say the same thing Caroline Kole said to me. Play Everywhere. Play where ever you can. You don't know who is listening
Is there anything else you want our readers to know about you, your singing/songwriting? That talent isn't all that comes in a package. Talent will only get you so far, but hard work and dedication can get you to become Reba
Do you have any other talents? My Dad says I have a talent for getting out of doing my chores….. but besides playing music, I do not have any other talents that I know about. I can also play piano and mandolin.
Tell us what it was like filming your first music video? To be honest all i can say is: ....... so much fun!! the kids were great. The videographer was amazing to work with and if i could do it again i would! It really is a fun process.
Working on any new songs? Yes i am! I always am writing, but i just finished a new song called "Over You"
What do you hope people get out of your singing? That music isn't on your outside Music is inside of you and every one is born with music, it just depends on how you use it. What I would like people to get out of my singing is that there is Music for every feeling. I hope people see my music as positive, and emotional, and I hope people forget their problems, for at least 3:38. lol – that is the time of my song, Only Good Things. The title song of my album that just released. You can listen to it on my Facebook page: Facebook.Com/LikeMaggie and click on the video section! You can watch my videos, and stream my music for FREE! If you like it, please click "LIKE" on the page! And the Album is available on my web site: www.MaggieBaugh.com It will be on iTunes soon!
It will be great to see where Maggie's singing takes her as she has a bright future ahead. We wish her all the success
Saturday, October 19, 2013
Musician Spotlight: Jacquie Lee Interview
When did you start singing?
I started singing in the fourth grade. My very first performance was actually at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park. I sang Santa Baby for a holiday show.
Was it your dream to be a singer?
Actually, no. I was petrified of singing in front of people when I was younger. The first time I got the courage to sing in front of my family, I locked myself in a closet, turned off the lights, put my back to the door and sang. For some reason I thought if they couldn't see me, they couldn't hear me.
Tell us about your style of singing?
I really love classic songs, soulful melodies and folky lyrics. I guess my style of singing encompasses all of that. I like to call it folky pop-soul.
Are there challenges pursuing a singing career?Of course! For me, it's just a challenge to balance my days with high school, field hockey, songwriting and just being a 16 year old.
Does your parents and friends support you?
Yes, they are so incredibly supportive. I am so blessed.
Do you write your own songs?
You bet I do!
If so, tell us what goes into writing a great song?
Soul, conviction, discipline and a knack for really great melodies!
Where was your first performance, were you excited?
The first time I sang my original music was at a small coffee house in Keyport, NJ called Espresso Joe's. I was terrified, but it ended up being really amazing.
Where have you been able to perform?
I've got to sing the National Anthem at a Phillies game. I've sung at the great Count Basie Theater and I've had the privilege to sing at many charity events.
Who inspires you with your singing and songwriting?
All the masters that came before me.
If you could perform anywhere in the world, where would it be and why?I would really be honored to perform just about anywhere in the world where people would be willing to listen.
Along the same line, who would you love to perform with?
If I could have had the chance definitely Michael Jackson.
What are some of your goals for your Music?
I look forward to releasing my originals very soon and I hope to get to be able to perform them live for you!
What do you hope to accomplish with your singing/songwriting?
I hope people will take the time out to listen to my words, understand my story and find comfort in my songs.
What three words best describe you and your music?
Soulful, emotional, real.
Do you have any advice for those wanting to start a career in singing and songwriting?
Know yourself, trust yourself, dedicate yourself to your passion & sometimes listen instead of speaking.
Is there anything else you want our readers to know about you, your singing/songwriting?
Yes, follow me @jacquieleemusic and like me at facebook.com/jacquieleemusic. :)
Do you have any other talents?
I like sports. I might be small but I'm mighty!
What was it like auditioning on "The Voice"?
It was the most surreal experience of my life!
We can't wait to see where this beautiful sixteen year old singing takes her. Please tune in to watch Jacquie on NBC's "The Voice".
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