NEW.YORK'S.DIVAS
AUDREY SILVER WILL MAKE BIG BUZZ!!
Those
who heard Audrey Silver at the Mansfield Hotel's M Bar, Club Macanudo on
Manhattan's Upper East Side, The Cutting Room, Chez Suzette, Shelly’s,
Cleopatra's Needle, and the Anyway Café, witnessed the presence of a
sincere, multitalented singer and an intelligent entertainer with class and
vibrant originality. This woman is on her way to stardom. She will make a
big buzz in the world of music. You will love her lyrical style which is
imbibed with intimate flair of romance, a teasing "savoir faire" attitude
and luxurious voice. Time will tell. For showbiz cosmos is unpredictable and
sometimes harsh on artists, regardless of their creativity, originality,
talent or lack of. Audrey Silver has all the ingredients to make it big
time. She has class, beauty, presence and well cultured talent. Add to the
fact that her elegance is de facto an enormous asset. Blended with a rich
voice, elegance adds an extra dimension to the stage presence of an artist.
Ms. Silver is blessed with those assets.
Photos credits: Matteo Trisolini.
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Q-Once, you are there, what would you do to stay on the top? Audrey Silver: That question assumes that I am on the top! From where I stand, though, it seems like it takes a tremendous amount of hard work and dedication to your craft and to the business of the music business.
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Q-And if luck turns against you? Audrey Silver: Luck changes all the time. You lose a great gig, get turned down for a record deal … but you never know where your loss will lead you. I’ve gone back to the drawing board on many an occasion and found a better gig or was spurred on to make a huge stride in my singing. Changing luck is always an opportunity. It just depends on how you look at it. Q-The best idea you ever came up with? Audrey Silver: Signing up for my first jazz ensemble class at The 92nd Street Y. That’s how I made the leap from shower singer to performer
Q-What makes Audrey Silver so
different from other sparkling stars?
Audrey Silver: Everyone is unique. My theory about musicians is
that their individual personalities are communicated by every note they
play or sing.
Q-What is the most pleasant sound
to your ears?
Q-And the most beautiful site to
your eyes?
Q-What do you fear most in life? |
