3 Questions Interview: Victoria Vox (52 Songs Project)

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Posted on: June 24th, 2013 by dville

Singer-songwriter (and dandy ukulele player) Victoria Vox talks about writing a new song every week for a year as part of her 52 Songs Project during this 3 Questions Interview.

Tags: 3 Questions Interview, 52 Songs Project, Victoria Vox

8 Responses

Jim Samsel says:

June 24, 2013 at 11:04 pm

Best 3 Questions yet!

Craig Stassi says:

June 24, 2013 at 11:36 pm

Victoria is beyond description. I am a huge Fan..

Julian Drake Ukuleleman says:

June 25, 2013 at 1:28 am

One of the best interviews I’ve seen, loved it!

Ukulele Rob says:

June 25, 2013 at 4:10 am

Great interview! As a subscriber/supporter in 2012, it was a wonderful interaction with the artist as the songs came out and emails went back and forth.

While Victoria has a certain amount of emerging recognition going on with airplay in certain markets, I find myself wondering why some of her tunes from “Boombox Seance” and “Key” aren’t blasting out of everyone’s car radio everywhere I go, or showing up over opening or closing credits on a bunch of weekly network TV dramas.

Going back to her collegiate “Pink Bicycle Incident” work, through her 200 nights on the road in 2005, through her incredible geniality and generosity at festivals, Victoria has most definitely paid her dues, many times over. I just know that any day now she’s going to explode into the national and international broader music scene.

Many thanks.

Criag Stassi says:

June 25, 2013 at 5:38 am

UKE ROB GETS IT.

Jill Rooney says:

June 25, 2013 at 5:16 pm

You rock! I remember when you started this project; and I love the song you feature as your favorite. Hope to see you sometime in concert. Have you/will you ever play at Summerfest in Milwaukee? Take care! Jill

PJ Doucette says:

June 25, 2013 at 6:18 pm

Victoria has a wonderful gift for writing songs, singing them, and making others smile. Her clever “mouth harp”- literally coming from just her mouth- no tricks! never ceases to amaze. She can play many instruments (I have seen her play violin, guitar, piano, accordion, and flute) yet seems to love best her UKES! I think they travel well, as does Victoria! She does not compromise on her music to have a better life doing something else and has gained my utmost respect for this.Check out her “Uke can’t touch this” and “Size doesn’t matter” underwear! If the right people knew about her she could please so many more ears!! I have all her CD’s and listen to them for work outs and relaxation!
Hope it happens!!