London Taylor {Interview}

How long have you been writing and singing music?
LT: All my life. I started singing when I was three years old and I wrote my first song when I was about 7 or 8 years old.

What is your favorite song to perform?
LT: Depends on my mood and what kind of crowd I’m performing for. Lately, I’ve had a lot of fun performing “Pop Big Bottles” and “Better Half of Me.”

What was it like working with Nicole Murphy in your debut music video for “No Panties”?
LT: Dope. We shot the video on location in the desert and it was sexy.

On your single “Pop Big Bottles” Future makes an appearance, what was it like working with him?
LT: Crazy! We hit the studio, the club and then went to the strip club. ..so you know how that ended.

What inspires you when you are writing and creating your music?
LT: Real life experiences. I love reality music.

What other musicians have influenced you the most?
LT: I hate to sound cliche but of course Prince, Michael Jackson, Marvin Gaye, but my music is mostly influenced by art, paintings, sculptures, etc.

What has been your most memorable moment in the entertainment industry? 
LT: When I was 16, I was at an after party for a Prince concert and he invited me to come on stage and perform with him. It was an incredible experience to say the least.

You must be excited for your debut musical album, does it have a title yet? What should fans expect?
LT: My debut album is going to be titled “Cinematic Music: The Epiphany”. I’m looking to release during first quarter of 2013.

Who do you dream of collaborating with?
LT: If I could pick anyone, I’d say Frank Sinatra ,The Rat Pack and The Beatles. That would be my DREAM collaboration. If I could collaborate with any living artist, it would be Sade.

What advice would you give to other aspiring R&B artist?
LT: Be yourself. Don’t be afraid to take risks and be who you are as an artist because being the best you is good enough for the world!

What plans do you have for the future?
Being innovative. Releasing my album and creating a new sound for this generation and generations to come. Being legendary.