Madly Blonde

Sia, the eccentric antidiva that hates fame

The artist is an emotional roller coaster, with successes
Absolute musicals that coexist with shadows as their
depressions and even a suicide attempt

Sia Furler could have been competing for years with musical divas of the
height of Kate Perry, Rihanna or Lady Gaga, to give three examples, although not
he has the slightest interest in doing so. Fame does not go with her and it's not just a
sensation, is a statement that the interpreter herself has made
publicly, others more subliminally through one of his works
most recognized, 1000 Forms of Fear. The singer harbors a life plagued by
lights and shadows, with dramatic life episodes that have catapulted her towards
a kind of vital roller coaster. To her successes as a composer, and now
also as a solo artist, we must add small (or not so small)
doses of phobias and eccentricities that have helped to make her a star
Special musical in all senses, with 'Blonde Bob' wig included.
Fasten the belts that come curves in this professional review and
staff of the figure of Sia in seven musical notes.

The singer decided to change again of airs and caught a plane heading to
London, where he continued to build his reputation as an artist working for various groups
like the electronic music duo Zero 7 or the jazz band Jamiroquai. Thank you
to these experiences he managed to sign a contract with DancePool, a secondary seal
from Sony, and edit a solo album that was titled Healing is Difficult, and that was
It was very well received by the critics, even though it did not have much sales success. The
album includes the song Taken for Granted that speaks of a tragic event that
lived with 31 years: the death of her boyfriend Dan. His boy was run over by a
Taxi on the streets of London while she was in Thailand. Years later
acknowledged that he made this letter to talk about the evil that had happened, until the
point of not feeling anything for many moments.