Interviews

Pop Culturalist Chats with Sabryna

Meet Sabryna, an emerging pop artist, who’s making major moves in 2017. She’s been hard at work in the studio crafting her debut EP, and, recently, dropped her infectious summer hit, “Try It”. If you haven’t heard it, what are you waiting for? Pop-Cultluralist had the honor of chatting with this up-and-coming talent about the single, her new EP, and how she’s using social media to interact with her fans.

PC: Tell us about your new single, “Try It”. What was the inspiration behind the song?
Sabryna: The song is a super fun summer anthem about seizing an opportunity and not letting a moment pass you by! It’s a feel-good song.

PC: Who did you grow up listening to? Did they have an impact on your career or influence your sound?
Sabryna: I grew up listening to the R&B greats…Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, and Luther Van Dross, which is probably why I can sing my ass off now [laughs].

PC: Social media and digital streaming services have created a new medium for artists to get their music out in the world. We’re curious what your experience has been with these platforms?
Sabryna: Social Media has been an amazing way for me to connect with my fans and make new ones. I even gave out my cell phone number on social media to gain a more personal connection to my fans. Text me guys: 310-929-6877!

PC: Now that the single is out, we have to ask, when can fans expect an EP or full-length recording?
Sabryna: SOON! In a few months, I’ll be putting out an EP—so stay tuned!

PC: Do you have any plans to hit the road and tour the country this year?
Sabryna: Absolutely.

PC: What’s the biggest life lesson you’ve learned being in the industry?
Sabryna: It’s ok to say NO. Trust your gut instinct above anything else.

PC: Who is an artist that you’d love to collaborate with in the future?
Sabryna: There are so many! Diplo, Justin Bieber, and Charlie Puth to name a few.

PC: What’s a surprising fact that fans may not know about you?
Sabryna: I can speak in almost every accent.

Pop Culturalist Speed Round

PC: Guilty pleasure TV show?
Sabryna: Keeping Up with the Kardashians

PC: Guilty pleasure movie?
Sabryna: Honey

PC: Favorite book?
Sabryna: The Power of Now

PC: Favorite social media platform?
Sabryna: Musical.ly

PC: Favorite play or musical?
Sabryna: Legally Blonde: The Musical is phenomenal

PC: A band or artist that fans would be surprised to learn is on your playlist?
Sabryna: I’m obsessed with John Mayer.

PC: Go-to karaoke song?
Sabryna: “No Air” by Jordin Sparks

PC: What was the first album you ever bought?
Sabryna: Alicia Keys’ Songs in A Minor

PC: First concert you attended?
Sabryna: Alicia Keys!

Make sure to follow Sabryna on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, and pick up “Try It” today.

Photo Credit: Shawn Artero

Kevin

Kevin is a writer living in New York City. He is an enthusiast with an extensive movie collection, who enjoys attending numerous conventions throughout the year. Say hi on Twitter and Instagram!

Recent Posts

‘Disclosure Day’ Review: Emily Blunt and Josh O’Connor Shine in Spielberg’s Ambitious Sci-Fi Thriller

Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day asks a deceptively simple question: who gets to control the truth?…

7 minutes ago

‘Scary Movie’ Review: A Long-Awaited Reunion That Feels Uninspired, Dated, and Short on Laughs

Twenty-five years after helping redefine parody filmmaking, Scary Movie returns with the reunion audiences have…

1 day ago

Tribeca Film Festival 2026: ‘Recluse’ Star Mia Vallet on Psychological Horror and the Complexities of Her Character

Among the breakout stars of the 2026 Tribeca Film Festival is Mia Vallet, who delivers…

1 day ago

Win Tickets to an NYC Screening of Jackass: Best and Last

Pop Culturalist is excited to be partnering with Paramount Pictures to give away tickets to…

1 day ago

Exclusive Interview: ‘The Season’ Stars Justin Chien and Chris Pang on the Choices, Relationships, and Insecurities Driving Their Characters

Against the glittering backdrop of Hong Kong's elite boating scene, The Season invites audiences into…

6 days ago

Tribeca Film Festival 2026: Alexander DeSouza and Morgan Kohan on ‘Holo,’ Technology, and the Search for Closure

Among the many films premiering at the 2026 Tribeca Festival, few are as emotionally affecting…

1 week ago