Quickie 10 Interview — Shakefire.com

March 26th, 2014 by robby

Shakefire.com did a short interview with Alexz where they ask her 10 questions and she gives her answers. Here it is below:

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Alexz Johnson is an independent Canadian singer/songwriter based in Brooklyn, NY. With a unique soulful folk-pop sound and passionate songwriting style, its no wonder she’s been called a modern-day Stevie Nicks with the power of Bruce Springsteen and vocal soul of Adele. Her success in TV and film as a young adult helped Alexz garner a massive and supportive grassroots fan-following, supporting her loyally across the country this past Fall selling out her national club tour. Without the support of a label, her fans have financed many of her musical endeavors, most recently raising over $50,000 on PledgeMusic to help Alexz produce her forthcoming EP, HEART.

1. Happiness is…
A man made expectation!

2. Have you ever taken a picture of your food?
Of course! I think omelettes are pretty…

3. Are you predictable?
A bee just stung me!!

4. Favorite social media site?
Instagram. I. Adore. Instagram.

5. Do you drink enough water?
Does water in coffee count? Probably not? I drink more water when I’m on tour…

6. Word you always forget how to spell:
Answers. I sometimes spell as awnsers. How appropriate.

7. Character from a movie you would like to be:
Alice In Wonderland

8. You never have time for:
Ego and/or misogyny

9. You have thrived in the crowd funding platform. How important is that to you going forward?
It’s project based. My goal around this new album is to make sure I deliver something I believe in and I’m proud of to those who stood behind me and backed it.

10. Did you come to New York from Canada solely for music opportunities?
Indeed. I wanted the experience of playing live in NYC and building an audience through live shows and touring.

Interview by Kara Johnson

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