‘Take a Number’ is the new single from ‘Livvy D’. Take a Number is about Livvy’s experiences dating the past few years that have been purely WILD. It’s a fun silly and sassy song that those on the scene can relate to because it’s the WILD WEST out there. Giddy up and glamor up! Livvy D. (Olivia Dunbar) is a pop country rapper on the rise. She grew up on an equestrian farm in rural Virginia near the Bull Run Mountains. Boujee, since birth, young Livvy D created her own makeshift fashion shows and choreographed dance routines. Livvy D, an outsider in school, found an outlet with her art and animals. She’s been dancing, rapping, and riding ever since. Depending on the day, you might find Livvy D in a saddle on her horse ranch in the South, on a shopping spree, chilling at a swank L.A. hotel, or in the studio. She calls horses “powerful and majestic,” — and the same could be said of Livvy D, a badass b*tch with a closet full of tricks. You might see her flaunting Chanel or Tiffany. If it’s shiny, it’s Livvy D. One of her debut bangers is a nod to […]
Music Mirror reflects on Amy Lerie’s new folk pop EP
Amy Lerie is a French singer songwriter who is based in London and delivers a catchy melodic pop folk sound. She has been writing songs for seven years, since was given a guitar and played it for three hours every day. Although born in France, Amy’s roots are from Madagascar, from where people have singing, music and rhythm in their veins. Amy says: “Malagasy music is really rousing, using a djembe (an African percussion instrument), with lots of guitars, some maracas etc.” Amy met her guitarist and backing vocalist Alex Arias when he listened to her songwriting via a link Amy posted to Facebook. Alex and Amy embarked on live gigs including her first appearance at a Malagasy event at currently popular venue, Proud Camden. Recordings At Westfield Presents in White City, Amy played for an hour with her EP producer Maxime, who performs all the instruments except the lead guitar on her recordings. Next, Amy and Alex will be live at the Troubadour on 6 May 2015. Amy’s real name is Valerie and she describes how she put together her artist name: “My first name is Valerie and my middle name is a Malagasy name which means lovely or […]