So, let's see what happens when Micaela Joseph visits Section 36 Music!
You recently released an incredible single, “Lie Next To Him”. What can you tell me about it?
I initially wrote this song in one night for an assignment. I wanted to write a song that wasn’t about feeling heartbroken or remorseful, but something in between. I thought it was a unique perspective I could create an entire story from. After a few months, I came back to this song and revised a couple of things. Eventually, I came up with a product that I was really happy with lyrically, melodically, and harmonically. I’m so excited that I got to share my music with everyone!
Did you have a favorite memory from the recording process?
My favorite memory from the recording process was probably recording trying out different riffs leading into the last chorus. I had several in mind that I just recorded over and over again and I ended up choosing the one I liked the most. It was really fun recording the whole song, but that part was definitely the most exciting.
What do you enjoy most about performing in front of an audience?
I really enjoy being able to connect with audience members when I'm on stage. If it’s a cover, I like seeing their eyes light up when they hear their favorite tune. When it’s an original, I enjoy seeing people get excited over hearing new music. It’s honestly a very thrilling experience and I get a rush every time. I wouldn’t change that feeling for the world.Who or what would you consider your biggest musical influences?
I have several influences! I would say some of my current favorite artists include Yebba, Ariana Grande, Stevie Wonder, and Victoria Monet. My favorite vocalists are the classic divas: Whitney Houston, Celine Dion, and Mariah Carey. My biggest inspiration is my grandfather, who grew up singing but never got to pursue his dreams of becoming an artist. I’m glad I had his unconditional love and support until he passed.
What is the most challenging part of your music career?
My biggest challenge is confidence. Sometimes, I start to doubt myself and my capabilities. When this happens, I have to look back and think about why I actually started singing and creating music in the first place. It’s normal for doubt to kick in, especially when you’re putting yourself out there by releasing new music. I don’t want to let fear dictate my life, so I want to keep sharing my music with the world.
What are your immediate music goals?
I definitely want to get in the habit of writing more. So far I have made a lot of progress with my “monthly goals”, but there you can never write too many songs! I am also trying to focus on posting more covers on YouTube and TikTok. I also want to release an EP/album sometime within the next year or two. Stay tuned!
I'm sure you’ll all want to follow her and see what she has going on. I would follow her on Instagram, and Spotify to make sure you don't miss a thing.
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