Portia Conn Interview!

“Born and raised in the sleepy town of Stratford-Upon-Avon, England – 17-year-old singer/songwriter Portia Conn has always had her sights set on breaking out.” And yes she really has done it! Latest ‘pop-rock’ sensation Portia has managed to already successfully gain a record label in both the UK and USA after only 3 gigs. Showing nothing but complete dedication and devotion towards her music we decided to have a chat with the latest teen star!…
Q1: With the release of ‘I don’t Care’ rapidly approaching, could you tell us a bit about the songs meaning?
Well I wrote it when i was in a bit of a piss with life really. Its just about not having freedom and wanting to break away (in the least possible cheesy way) So i feel a lot of people can relate to it.
Q2: A question you must get asked quite a lot; but nevertheless it’s interesting. Who would you describe as your biggest influences?
I really like a lot of the American pop punk bands around like All Time Low and Paramore, Hayley Williams voice just amazes me.. but yeah although my music sounds nothing like there’s, they definitely inspire me in some way. KatieMalco and Elena Tonra are more influences that have a similar sound. I really love their music.
Q3: Are there any tour dates planned?
Ooh yes! Sometime in late April. I look forward to it.
Q4: What’s your outlook on the music industry today? Do you believe it’s strengthening or growing weaker?
I think the music industry is always growing! However the charts kinda annoy me coz I swear they just consist of the same solo artists/ bands coming back for more. People already know who they are so they’re new record has a higher chance of charting. New indie artists need more recognition.
Q5: If you had to pick a colour to describe yourself, what would it be and why?
Hmmm, purple? Coz its royal. Haha jokes.
Q6: Last, but by no means least. What advice would you give to other artists/bands out there?
GO FOR IT. The only life worth living is one you are passionate about.
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Article by: Jamie
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