I was interested in music without even realizing, I guess. Since I was a little kid, I was always singing around the house. "I’ve kind of always had one to be honest. When did you develop an interest in music? So listen up and put Alessia Cara on your radar. She's staying focused on creating her own sound that is soulful, delicate, and powerful all at once. Her sudden rise in the music scene has taken Cara by surprise, but she's handling it with a grace and maturity that belie her 18 years. "I look up to a lot of artists, but I just want to be me, I have my own style," she says. This is an especially remarkable feat considering that the singer-songwriter and self-taught guitarist from Ontario, has attended only one concert in her life, which was to see a prepubescent Justin Bieber.Ĭara admires Amy Winehouse, Ed Sheeran and Drake - she dreams of eventually collaborating with the latter - but would prefer not to be labeled the next. Cara, 18, already counts Lorde and Taylor Swift as fans, and has played for sold-out audiences at Brooklyn’s Knitting Factory. An ode to wallflowers who agonize quietly at parties, the song features a sample from Isaac Hayes (the same one familiar to fans of Portishead and Trinity), and will be on her forthcoming debut album Know-It-All, scheduled to be released this fall.
If not already signed, Playa can sign him to Carver's record Label as their fourth artist.In less than a year, Alessia Cara has gone from being a You Tube artist to a Def Jam signee whose debut single, “Here,” currently has over 11 million streams on Spotify. plays the role of an unsigned artist or an artist that is already signed by Troy Dollar.
Picking up where his previous effort left off, KING builds on the sound and the success of 2004's URBAN LEGEND - a blockbuster project that debuted at the top of Billborad's "Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums" chart and at #7 on the Billboard 200, spawned the RIAA platinum-certified single, "Bring Em Out" and the Grammy-nominated smash, "U Don't Know Me," registered over three million in ringtone sales, and was certified RIAA platinum, going on to sell over 1.3 million copies in the U.S. Clifford "Tip" Harris, better known as Atlanta rapper T.I., returns with KING, his fourth major label full-length solo release, and third through his joint venture deal with Atlantic Records.
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