Abigail Victoria

Being a singer means hearing some truly iconic phrases. Constantly. Repeatedly. With confidence. Let’s discuss. 💬 “Wow, I’d be too nervous to do that!” What I say: “Ah thank you!” What I think: “I was nervous once. Then I did it anyway. And now I’m just nervous before  gigs instead.” 💬 “Can you sing anything ?” What I say: “I’ve got a really broad setlist!” What I think: “Please don’t say death metal. Please don’t say death metal.” 💬 “You must love your job!” What I say

Confession time: when you’re a singer, people assume you eventually get sick of certain songs. Like after the 300th time, you just emotionally clock out and sing on autopilot. Reader, I do not. There are songs I’ve sung so many times  that they feel like old friends — and somehow they still hit me right in the feelings. ❤️ The “I Will Never Get Tired of This” Songs You know the ones. The first-dance classics. The emotional slow burns. The songs where the room goes quiet and e

If you think being a solo singer means swanning about in glamorous dresses, casually belting out Beyoncé for an hour and then swiping a free vol-au-vent on the way home… first of all, thank you for believing in me. Secondly, let me gently pull back the curtain. Yes, there are  sparkly dresses. Yes, there are  microphones. But there is also a lot of tea, vocal warm-ups that sound like a confused goat, and serious debates with myself about whether a song is “romantic emotional”