Taylor Grey burst onto the music scene in 2016. Her introspective lyrics and emotional delivery connected with and captured the hearts of listeners around the world. In four short years, she’s shared the stage with artists including Flo Rida, Sabrina Carpenter, Jake Miller, and Jacob Whitesides, to name a few. Pop Culturalist had the pleasure of catching up with Taylor following her UK tour with The Vamps to learn more about her and her new single, “Complic8ed.” PC: How did you discover your passion for music? Taylor: I was a
Mia Martina is an international popstar who’s gained notoriety for hits including “Stereo Love,” “Latin Moon,” and “Sooner or Later”. Late last year, she continued to build on her impressive career with the release of her new EP, Daydream, which includes the global smash, “Different Kind of Love”. Pop Culturalist caught up with Mia to chat about Daydream. PC: How did you discover your passion for music? Mia: As soon as I saw a piano at four years old, I was fixated on it. I started singing everything I was
In her twenty-plus years in the industry, Brooke Lewis Bellas has built an illustrious career in front of and behind the camera in projects such as Sinatra Club, Breaking Dating, and Ms. Vampy. Each has been a stepping-stone and opportunity for Brooke to learn and grow as an artist and woman. Like the women who inspired her, Brooke is paving the way for the next generation of storytellers and sharing the most important lessons she’s learned. Plus, she chats about her film 1/2 New Year and what it’s like to
ALITA is a rising pop artist who’s taking the industry by storm with singles like “Human Nature” and “Too Close.” Already receiving placement on prominent playlists on Spotify and TIDAL, ALITA’s honest songwriting has unquestionably struck a chord with listeners around the world. Pop Culturalist caught up with ALITA to learn more about her career and future. PC: How did you discover your passion for music? ALITA: My mom was filling my brain with music in the womb—headphones to the stomach for hours on end. So the influence was there