Born in 1999, Asia Nicole hails from Yulee, Florida and currently resides in Atlanta, GA. At a young age, Asia Nicole was a member of her church and school choir where she took many solos on the stage. By 2012, she made her mark as a newcomer to the music industry when she won Atlanta's Hottest Future Superstar under 18 award. At age 12, she won first place at The King Ryan Music Showcase where she was the only teen artist. Asia Nicole won Pop Artist of the Year at the Clean Music Movement Award in 2014 and was also a Nominee for The 2015 Georgia Music Youth Award. Asia Nicole doesn't only sing to entertain; she sings to inspire and empower others. Asia Nicole has used her talent in supporting causes such as anti-bullying and in fund-raising for charities. She has performed at places such as the Cobb Galleria, The Georgia Convention Center, The 2015 Atlanta New Year’s Eve Peach Drop, and Hard Rock Cafe. Asia Nicole is a rising star who will undoubtedly accomplish her goal of entertaining, inspiring and empowering the masses.
What is your earliest memory of music? And, how did you get started in music?
My earliest memory of music was my mom playing "The Sweetest Taboo" by Sade on Saturdays as she cleaned. I believe I was around 5. I always wanted to do music at a young age, but we didn't know how to start.My Mom happened to be in the hair salon and started chatting with someone; she mentioned that I sang and a couple of weeks later I was with her and that same lady put me on the spot She asked me to sing in front of everyone in the salon and I did. She called a producer she knew and I sang for him on the phone, then we met and that's where it all started.
What was the first song you ever wrote? What or who inspired you to start writing music?
The first Song I ever wrote was "Turn Up." No one really inspired me to start writing; it's how I express myself.
Do you play any instruments? If yes tell us about it. If not, do you work with a band or studio musicians? Do you produce your tracks or work with a producer?
I do play guitar, but I haven't picked it up in a while. No I don't produce my own songs. I work with a producer, but I have a lot of input on my projects and I have a few producer credits on a couple of my songs.
What is your favorite part about being an artist (performing, recording, writing, playing)?
The best part of being an Artist is writing and performing.
Do you have any advice for young women pursuing music?
My advise for young women starting music is stay true to yourself.
For readers who have never heard your music, can you suggest one or two songs to start with?
I will suggest starting with "No Good" and then "Crazy."
Check out the video of "Crazy."
Where can fans access your music?
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