Centre Name: Norbury Manor B&E College
Centre Number: 14343
Candidate Name: Priyanha Prabakaran
Candidate Number:
Unit: G321
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MUSIC MAGAZINE: Artist Interview
These are the set of questions and answers I formed to create my DPS interview writing and the questions consist of giving a clear insight to how she got to where she now is.
What got you
into music in the first place?
Well, it all
started at secondary school when I snuck into the studio room for fun to record
myself singing and got caught by a teacher and my friends who secretly recorded
me. They all started spreading the word of how my singing was and eventually I
started to take this as an opportunity to try something new as everyone loved
my voice. Then I slowly started posting covers on YouTube which then ultimately
started from 50-60 views to 1, 000-2,000 in just under 6 months. I’ve always
had a strong passion for music but after publishing and earning fans it took my
love for music to a whole new level.
Has fame
changed you?
To be honest
everyone changes over time, I have definitely changed as I have grown older where
I learned different things about myself but no, fame hasn’t changed me too much
of if at all because I have always been myself and that is why it helps me
inspire many. Fromm meeting different people and forming different relationships
with people I have become wiser of who I am and what I like in people. I know I
haven’t necessarily changed the world in many cases but I know I can do it with
the momentum and it would be the world to see someone be happy.
Who would
you love to collaborate with in the future?
I have big
dreams, one of them is being able to collab with Beyonce, she has inspired me
since day 1 and her mindset is always about positivity and striving to be the
best. A woman needs to stand up for herself and be able to do whatever she wants
to and that is exactly what Beyonce taught me, she taught me not to let people
step over you and be the person they want you to be but rather you be what they
never expected you to be.
Is it
difficult to maintain a sense of style at shows/tours?
It really isn’t
difficult to maintain a sense of style because by the time you hit your 18’s,
19’s moving onto your 20’s you will already know what sense of style you like
and what you are, which then you just apply to your daily life. Just because I
have people who listen to me doesn’t make it right for me to act like someone
I’m not just to fit in to the style they prefer me to be in, like my style is
laid back, chic most of the time but I can be very edgy and sexy when I want to
be. Not only is it the type of clothing I wear which sets my style out there
but my attitude towards people is the key to how I present myself. At all of my
shows I put 100% effort in and I am simply approachable so, no maintaining a
style is very easy.
Is there a
particular memorable event/day in your life so far?
The most
memorable day for me is the moment I found out I hit 4 million subscribers on
YouTube! I mean can you imagine, 4 MILLION under 2 years, I thought that was
impossible! Even Rihanna commented on one of my cover which honestly made my day
because she is a goddess with that talent of hers. That is when I told myself
that every day counts towards a great ending and to keep working hard and not
to doubt yourself with what your passion can do.
How would
you necessarily define your sound?
My sound is
simply upbeat yet very effective to many; I don’t just sing to a beat, my
lyrics affect people emotionally. It is inspirational, motivates you to get up
and get things done. It’s all about the positive vibes you know. Keep striving
for the best!
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