03-17-2013, 05:42 PM,
(This post was last modified: 03-17-2013, 06:26 PM by Tusk.)
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RE: Next album will be blusier
(03-17-2013, 05:28 PM)ISCAT4HALEY Wrote: I have no problem with Haley focusing on other genres for her next EP/album that are not pure jazz. I love her voice and what Haley does is to incorporate different styles into her music regardless of her main direction, jazz being a major influence. I hear Haley’s signature jazz phrasing in her songs no matter the category and for me no other artist does this. Haley has even changed up her song arrangements to make them jazzier when she wanted to. As the expression goes “You can take the girl out of jazz but you can’t take jazz out of the girl.”
So what we're saying here is that Haley is her own genre? 
Or maybe she is the "Spice" you add to your favorite genre to give it that little something special? 
(Yes, my Halien tinted glasses are fully affixed  )
(03-17-2013, 05:28 PM)ISCAT4HALEY Wrote: Besides, Haley can sing any genre fabulously including country.
Let me introduce evidence #1 and #2:
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03-19-2013, 07:02 PM,
(This post was last modified: 03-19-2013, 07:08 PM by Miguel.)
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RE: Next album will be blusier
Excerpts from another interview made during the Singapore trip:
Quote:The singer...told Life! last Friday of her new material: "I think there will be elements that will be different about the music as a whole (compared to Listen Up!), but it will still have a soulfulness to it."
She said there is no release date for the EP yet but wants to put it out as soon as possible.
Taking a cue from American pop singer Taylor Swift, a songwriter known to write break-up songs about every ex-boyfriend who has done her wrong, Reinhart jokes her new songs will also be inspired by "stupid boys".
... She says: "19 Entertainment is a great team, but really the EP is geared towards this new music that reflects me and where I am right now, so we can go to record labels to shop the EP... and see what happens."
...(Listen Up!), which showcased her sultry and jazz-tinged vocals, received favourable reviews from publications including The New York Times, Spin Magazine and USA Today.
She calls the album "candid... and a true reflection of what I was capable of."
...Looking back on her career path, the Los Angeles-based singer says she has no regrets, adding: "I mean there could easily be plenty of things to regret about but I think I needed to learn them the way that I did... such as things about the business and money, things like that you learn quickly, but I won't say I regret any of it."
Describing the past two years since leaving the TV show as a "wild, crazy run", she says she is optimistic about what lies in store for her in the future.
She says: "I hope to be very successful and to put a lot of music out there and get more followers and recognition for my hard work."
http://news.asiaone.com/News/Latest%2BNe...09489.html
Quote: "19 Entertainment is a great team, but really the EP is geared towards this new music that reflects me and where I am right now, so we can go to record labels to shop the EP... and see what happens."
That sounds like she was asked if it was going to be self-released through 19. And the answer is they would prefer a deal with a label.
That likely means the EP won't be released "as soon as possible."
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RE: Next album will be blusier 
Great interview, and she's right, Dating is much to hard, better to be Free