Teen Beat – Six Crucial Questions for Singer Ashley Brinton

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What teen doesn’t want to be a pop star?

But 16-year-old Ashley Brinton is taking that dream to the next level, singing sugar-coated gems and amassing thousands of new fans in the process.

Her song “All I Need” is beach-ready fun. Just press play and apply the sunscreen.

Her follow-up “I Don’t Wanna Lose Your Love” is slower in beat, but just as catchy.

We’re excited to hear Ashley’s debut EP, which is scheduled to drop later this year.

In the meantime, it’s our pleasure to introduce you to this determined and talented teen.

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NAME: Ashley Brinton

AGE: 16

HOMETOWN: Palm Beach, Florida

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1. What is your earliest musical memory?

Performing The Sound of Music with my best friend when I was 7 years old. I remember the thrill of being on stage and loving it. From that moment on, I knew I wanted to perform.

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2. What has been your most embarrassing musical moment?

One time I tripped on the wire going up to stage. I was so embarrassed, but I ended up laughing it off. It happens.

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3. What do you like and dislike about touring?

I haven’t toured just yet, but keep a lookout for future dates. We have some surprises in store coming up!

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4. What is your favorite record store, anywhere in the world?

I love Amoeba on Sunset in Los Angeles. That record store is so iconic and they have every record! Whenever I go, I get lost in there and spend hours and hours looking around. It has something special in there.

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5. Other than your own music, what is your favorite song or album of all-time? Why?

Wow, that’s tough. I love Lana Del Rey’s album Paradise. Her lyrics are so beautiful. I love to put that album on in my room and zone out.

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6. Who’s a celebrity that you’d like to meet? And why?

I would love to meet Taylor Swift. She’s so talented, but also just such an inspiration to her fans. I would love to get advice from her.

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Lead-In Image Courtesy of Ashley Brinton, Photographer Lynn Parks and Press Here Publicity

 Ashley Brinton by Lynn Parks