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“Don’t listen to people who doubt you!”

Many of us have taken the time during these lockdowns to

relax and take things easy! However, this is not the case for

our Year 14 student Lauren Higgins, who recently released

her new hit song “Angel Eyes” which already has been

listened to over one thousand times on the app Spotify, not

to mention iTunes, Apple Music and YouTube! ‘Angel Eyes’

was recorded, produced, mixed and mastered in Dublin at

Beardfire Studio by producer David Virgin and his sons

Rohan Healy and Al Quiff.

Earlier this month, Lauren kindly took the time out of her

busy schedule to sit down and answer some of my

questions!

Year 14 Student Lauren Higgins on the release of

her new song “Angel Eyes”

How long have you been singing Lauren? “I’ve

always loved singing, but I only really took it

seriously a few years ago! I was 15/16 when I knew I wanted to pursue music as a career, so

I guess I have been singing since then.”

Do you have a singing teacher or are you self-taught? “I’ve never had singing lessons so I’m

self-taught. When I was younger, I used to listen to singers and try to figure out how they

were able to do what they do. I guess that's how I started teaching myself. From there I've

just kept developing my singing voice into what it is today.”

You play the guitar; do you play any other

instruments? “Yes, I do! Guitar is my main

instrument that I play but I also play bass

guitar, drums and a little bit of piano!”

Tell me about your new song, what influenced

it? “I wrote Angel Eyes on the topic of being

deceived, I guess. Everyone has met someone

in their lives that seem like an Angel with your best interests at heart but in truth it's pretty

much the opposite! It’s a song calling those kinds of people out because no one deserves

that kind of treatment!”

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