I remember so vividly blowing out the candles and wishing that I had written “Lucky” by Britney Spears. Do you remember the moment you realized you wanted to pursue music full-time? Unrelated to music but I do miss the subway in New York, if that means anything to anyone.ģ.
New York is very supportive of well-made music so the marriage of the two should produce a clever, bangin’ pop song. That being said, on the positive side of things, LA is very supportive of pop music, you’ll always be able to find people to work with that really love it and wanna help you make a solid song. I feel like having both perspectives in my ear has taught me the value of genuinely liking what you’re working on because if you make something that you cannot defend tooth and nail, it’s going to get ripped to shreds. I think that both places take a very different approach to pop music New York is very cynical and LA is very clinical. How do you think each of them influenced your musical style? What do you love about each that you can’t find in the other? You are an LA & NY based singer-songwriter. Finally I was like “I am not this person, I’m so cute, fun, and worth knowing! If you wanna mess around, you can totally do that, just not with me, thanks, bye.”Ģ. I got myself into a situationship that turned me into an absolute dumpster fire of a human being, I was so stressed out and insecure, I literally wanted to throw my phone down the garbage disposal because I wasn’t getting texts back. You just launched “Strangers”! What was the inspiration behind it?
#LULU SIMON TV#
Lulu recently sat with Popular TV to talk about her newest release in ‘Strangers’ and when she realized she wanted to create music.ġ. Making her way through the underground scene, the artist also released a self-titled EP last year. The New York City-born and bicoastal rising legend describes her songwriting as ’emotional recycling’ using writing sessions as a form of therapy. She continues, “Lesson of the story is love yourself and don’t settle, especially for something that is unhealthy for you or for someone who wants to change you.” I had to do major damage control and remove myself from the situation. Written as an ode to a past situationship, Lulu recounts, “I wanted this guy to like me so I drove myself absolutely insane trying to fit into an environment that just ended up being so inhospitable. The infectious song personifies itself in the angsty dance track under it’s genre taking each lyric with stride as the artist sings “You smile. The bedroom pop track gives nod to artists like Carly Rae Jepsen with her signature ’80s synth, daydream vocals, and emotional lyrics in tow. Rising indie-pop singer Lulu Simon is letting the world knows exactly how she feels in her new single ‘Strangers’.
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