Tagged: singer-songwriter
Lianne La Havas Clowns Ex-Boyfriend In New Visual ‘Forget’
Lianna La Havas’ new video for the single, “Forget” truly makes a bold statement. The London singer-songwriter does a cute, cocky prance down the avenue as the very unpleasant life of a man, who portrays her ex-boyfriend, a struggling guitarist, plays out in the background. In a recent video diary she dished about the meaning behind the song.
“‘Forget’ is my musical response to the request of my ex-boyfriend for me to sing on one of his songs after he’d broken my heart and dumped me,” she said.
Well, what she “forgets” he might surely regret. Successful crooners such as Bon Iver (whom she recently tour with), John Legend (set to tour with this Fall) and Stevie Wonder are enthralled with the gifted singer. The saying, “success is the best revenge” fits perfectly in this case.
Lianne’s debut album Is Your Love Big Enough? is now available on iTunes.
Source: PopCrush
JoJo Opens Up About Her Comeback with Billboard
To be honest, I feel like, for a long time, I was afraid of being me…
In a candid interview with Billboard.com, JoJo, 21, who’s spent a quarter of her life trying to release her third album, discusses her career, why R&B is alluring, and how she met Drake’s go-to producer, Noah “40″ Shebib. Read more on JoJo’s comeback, here.
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Eva Simons Flaunts her Flyy Mohawk in “Renegade” Video
“Success is being who you are and only you…”
Eva Simons is a “Renegade” reclaiming her life, on her rules, and you can’t tell her nothing. The stylish visual shows Eva rocking a big, gorgeous mohawk and oozing tons of bad girl swag. After being in a girl group, Raffish, and leaving to launch a solo career, the video seems to depict where the Dutch singer-songwriter is in her life and the music business.
Shouts out to Noisey
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New Music: Vivian Green’s “X”
Vivian Green’s latest smooth cut, “X” produced by Phoe Notes, could be added to one’s breakup playlist. However, instead of making the listener want to bury her head under a pillow for months, Vivian’s defiance of not getting played by her lover is very uplifting. By proclaiming, “you’re not my boyfriend!” motivates one to wipe the tears away and start life anew.
