we delve deep into the world of the exceptionally talented Orayvia Godoy, a 25-year-old musical virtuoso known for her captivating R&B sound. This exclusive conversation, hosted on the esteemed Carry On Harry Talk Show platform, provides a rare glimpse into the heart and soul that fuel her music. With over 500 songs in her arsenal, Orayvia’s artistry knows no bounds, as she deftly navigates various genres, channeling her emotions into each composition. Join us as we uncover the inspiration, experiences, and aspirations that have shaped Orayvia’s remarkable musical journey, making her a rising star in the industry
Tell us about yourself ?
I am 25, I am a singer of most genres. Mainly RnB. I write poetry and have over 500 songs in my song vault. I am constantly being vulnerable about mental health, heart break, self confidence, and more through my songs.
What was most attractive part for you to be in this industry ?
The most attractive part to me is being able to connect with other creatives, being able to express myself, challenge myself and learn from others in the industry.
Share some experiences that made you grow in life or profession ?
Being vulnerable and realizing that I was helping other people not feel alone helped me grow further into my art and what I put out.
Who inspired you ? How do you work on creating your own signature style ?
Aaliyah is my biggest inspiration from my music, to my fashion style. I work on being true to myself when it comes to my music. I write all my own music and tell stories that are personal and true to me.
What do you want to convey through your music?
I want to convey being real and raw. Being high and low. Being okay with not being okay sometimes.
Story behind making of your new track / Album?
The story is about a recent breakup that really affected me mentally, physically, and emotionally. I wanted to be real and raw vocals because it was a real and raw time for me in that relationship timeframe.
Any interesting trivia about making of song ?
I made the entire album in 2 hours.
People who you would like to thank ?
My videographer /Photographer – For recording my interview and my mic drop videos – @Aplportraitphoto –
Studio Equipment – @Billonabeat – For allowing me to use his mic and laptop to record some of the songs.
People who you would like to work with and people you idolize to be like professionally?
I see myself touring around the world, inspiring others still, giving back to Havana, Cuba and sharing what I do best with people, as a best selling author for poetry.
How would you like to stretch your boundaries of genre in future projects ?
I would like to do things musically that I wouldn’t see myself doing, whether thats tapping into another genre, or working with a different kind of artists, or in a different kind of environment.
Message for Fans and listeners. ( Apart from connecting …. Your Advice / Inspiring Message
It’s okay to be strong and its okay to be weak. You never know who your inspiring with your journey for the better.
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The release date and further casting details remain unconfirmed, but the interest surrounding No Entry 2 is palpable, potentially paving the way for another box office success. As with the original, audience expectations will likely revolve around the comedic misadventures that arise from misunderstandings and mistaken identities.
With expectations set high from both fans and industry insiders, No Entry 2 stands to be a significant entry in the contemporary Bollywood landscape, blending nostalgia with new-age storytelling.
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