CHLOE
After becoming worldwide famous with …………..
hits on YouTube, Chloe Conroy seems to be “the one to watch”, at the age of 19
Chloe is hitting the charts and is already above many famous artistes such as
Beyoncé. Chloe has been noticed everywhere for her unique look and spectacular
voice, the public are also tabling her as a model, fans are overwhelming.
SOUND have called Chloe in to interview her
and ask her how this career has blown up in such a short amount of time, public
have never reacted like this. Everyone is made for CHLOE. We are privileged she has joined us now for
her first ever interview.
Chloe, wow you’ve really flown up there,
how are you taking all this fame?
“Honestly, I never expected this at all I’m
just a normal girl from Birmingham I don’t know how this fame has arrived at
all”
When did you know you had a music talent?
Who told you?
“Well, I’ve always been obsessed with music
since I was little but never thought I’d get any luck with it. I found out that
people at least thought my music was good when I was at school and I had a
school performance I played Sandy from Grease and people kept complimenting my
voice.”
When did you consider making a youtube
account for your music?
“Two years ago I made the account with my
friends, not really for music but just to up load funny videos (laughs) but
then my friend Ellie advised me to put a video of me singing up. It took months
until I actually did but I didn’t post the video anywhere so only my family and
friends viewed it, but after finally posting it, I put more on and the more I
put up the more views I would get.”
Where would you record these videos?
“Usually just in my room on my MacBook, I
would practice the song over and over until my parents would get annoyed
(giggles) but after I got over 20 thousand hits, people were commenting on my
videos telling me to record in a studio. After realising I might get hope from
my music I decided to go to a studio not far from where I live”
“My music inspiration was The Kooks because
I listen to them from such a young age with my brother but what lead me to
performing to masses of people was my auntie who struggled through cancer but
she’d try and come to every event that I had and tell me how proud she was of
me.”
Oh I’m sorry to hear, what makes you feel
comfortable in front of crowds of people?
“Honestly it’s how I feel about myself,
some days I can be so happy with myself and my appearance which makes me feel
literally more comfortable in front of people but generally it’s usually trying
to forget I’m in front of people and just in my room in front of my computer
making a video.”
What are you planning to do in the future?
Has music always been what you wanted to do?
“Music wasn't my original plan, I wanted to
be a painter (laughs) I took art, drama and English language at A level and
unexpectedly got 3 B’s. From now yes music is all I see myself doing and I
can’t wait to release my new album called ‘October’ in the future.”
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