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Sunday, August 9, 2009

Vision

I'd want to be known as an artist who stays true to themselves, who always was for the people and created music that heals and brings people together just like they did in the 60's, 70's and 80's.
-Shelly Renee


To have some, if any kind of idea of what to do, where to go and how to go about accomplishing something, it takes vision. Whether that's in the dreams we have, the goals we write, and the lives we lead down to the very things we attempt, we had at some point or another an idea of what that potentially may be like. Interestingly enough for singer/songwriter, Shelly Renee the vision is quite clear.

Representing the west coast, R&B/Pop sensation, Shelly Renee is a young woman of many facets and interests. The combination of music, fashion, cosmetics, politics, dance, poetry, sports, and humanitarian work to name a few make her one of the most well rounded people; artistic or otherwise you will ever come across.

When asked what she likes most about being a singer/songwriter, "I love to help people period--so when I hear that my lyrics or songs in general have helped someone get through a hard time, a breakup or just life it brightens up my day. It's the most amazing experience to me. The greatest gift God gave is for our ability to give in a positive way, so I just love that," Shelly explains.

Inspired by many things, but primarily by her family, fans and experiences; both personal and from those close to her, Shelly uses all of these elements to her advantage. "My family is a big motivation. They believe in me and help me carry on when things get tough," she says. In addition to that, Shelly's fans motivate her to "continue to put out great music that touches the soul, that people can relate to and help them get through life and create memories."

For others looking to explore their own musical endeavours Shelly relays this:

I would say study your craft. You need to stay in school take business classes marketing classes and keep your head in the books. Many people tend to forget that the music business is a business so I always like to emphasize that! Also study the greatest artists of all times go way back study the roots of jazz musicians study the history of music period. To be the best you have to learn from the best and study the best. The same for lyricists I would say just stick to who you are and feel the music dont just write something. You have to get into the music become the music.

Currently working on a yet to be titled LP, Shelly Renee sees with clarity how she would like her future to look. She's well on the right path and will inspire many in the process.

For More On Shelly Renee:
http://www.myspace.com/shellyreneemusic
http://www.twitter.com/shellyrenee

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