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Exclusive Interview With 10-Year Old Singer-Songwriter Bella Delle

Rising star, triple-threat, pop singer Bella Delle releases her brand-new EP called Feelings. A solid step toward growing her fame, this EP is a collection of Bella’s most sincere, emotional songs that have a magnetic pull no one can possibly resist. We had a chance to chat with the young artist about her new release, future plans and more!

Hi Bella! We loved your new song “Feelings” and your EP. We would like you to tell us more about it.

Thank you!

Why “Feelings”? How did you come up with this title?

All my first EP songs were created at a time when I experienced the strongest emotions, either positive or negative. When I was feeling happy or sad, or angry, I wanted to express myself through music song writing. I believe that it helped me understand myself better and connect my feelings to others.Looking back at the events that “moved” me, some of them were not as tragic as they seemed to me at that time. For example, my pet hamster Coco sneaked out of his cage and after a few days of the entire family continuously searching everywhere, he was found stuck in the tiny slot dead. I felt devastated.

When did you first discover you were good at and enjoyed singing?

I was 6 years old when I joined the theatrical company called “Atlanta Workshop Players”. Singing on the stage was my favorite part of the performance. I also noticed that the audience enjoyed my singing.

What is your biggest dream in terms of music as a career?

To create my unique distinguished music style easily recognized and loved by people.

Name three singers/musicians who you love listening to the most.

It’s been changing from time to time. Lately i’ve been listening the most to Amy Winehouse, Adele, Billie Eilish

You were first a dancer, then an actress, then you learned the piano. Which one was

the most challenging and which was the most fun for you?

Truly speaking I’ve been playing the piano since I was 4. It’s been getting more challenging due to lack of time to practice.

Acting is the most fun for me. I love transforming into different characters, meeting new people, and making new friends.

Are you going to be releasing any more songs any time soon?

Yes! I have 2 songs ready for release. Currently, I am working on the music video for these songs. Stay tuned!

Thank you for having me!

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