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    Meet Nicollette Sullivan

    By Divine Editorial TeamMay 24, 2024Updated:May 26, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Nicollette Sullivan is unique among others because of her blend of pop and neo-soul with a trace of old school jazz. Her sincere lyrics and silky voice captivate listeners and evoke nostalgia for a time long past while yet feeling contemporary and new.

    With the sounds of jazz greats like Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday all around her as a child, Nicollette gained a profound respect for the genre that comes through in her songs. She creates a sound that is really her own by skillfully fusing the catchy pop with the soulful melodies of neo-soul.

    Nicollette stands out in part because of her capacity for intimate connection with her audience. Her songs address topics of love, sorrow, and self-discovery with an honesty and relatability. Whether Nicollette is belting out a strong ballad or grooving to an exciting pop song, her music never fails to make an impact.

    Nicollette Sullivan is a breath of fresh air in a world full with formula pop singers. Her old school Jazz background combined with her distinctive fusion of pop and neo-soul make her a force to be reckoned with in the music business. Watch this developing talent; she has great things ahead of her.

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    What first got you into music?

    Both of my parents were involved in music, so I was always around music from a very early age. But I didn’t really decide to pursue it professionally until after High school.

    How would you describe the music that you typically create?

    The music I make lyrically is usually a reflection of where I am at in my life. It can be dark, happy, sad etc. just depending on what the instrumental track brings out in me.

    What is your creative process like?

      Certain things like journaling and writing poetry have always been part of how I approach writing a song or coming up with a video concept.

    What is your favorite song to perform?

    I like performing my rendition of Sweet Dreams, the crowds seem to like it, I also like Love Don’t Live Here Anymore, but that song makes me nervous.

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    Who are your main musical influences?

    I’ve always gravitated to classic artists like Ella Fitzgerald,  Nina Simone, Sade and Christina Aguilera, more recently I like Arianna Grande, H.E.R., and SZA

    If you could have any superhero power, what would it be and why?

    I would want to be able to teleport.

    If you had a time machine, would you travel to the future or back to the past?v

    I’d want to travel to the past, because I’d like to experience how things were in an earlier time, I tend to romanticize the past……maybe I’ve watched too many period pieces!

    Do you have a cherished childhood teddy bear or other stuffed animal sitting on your bed at home?

    I have a Winnie the Pooh on my bed, it was one of my favorite movies as a kid.

    If you had to describe yourself as a flavor, what would it be?

    Honey Lavender.

    As a kid, were you ever frightened of a monster under the bed or in the cupboard?

    When I was a kid I was always afraid of the dark, truth is I still do feel afraid sometimes and will sleep with a light on even though I know it’s silly.

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