“I remember seeing her perform for the first time when I was 16 or 17.”
Sabrina Carpenter25 years old, is in a new phase of his career. Star of Disney Channel A global phenomenon, the singer recently drew attention for exploring more provocative lyrics in her songs. Eric Vetrothe artist’s vocal coach since she was 12 years old, told People who was not surprised by this transition.
She always had a fun sense of humor, which was a little provocative in nature. This didn’t happen suddenly; it was something gradual.
Sabrina began her music career while starring Girl Meets World on Disney Channel in 2014. He released four albums before reaching new audiences with Emails I Can’t Send (2022), which brought hits like “Nonsense” and “Feather”. Now, the success has been consolidated with the album Short n’ Sweetreleased this year, which includes the singles “Espresso” and “Please Please Please”.
The vocal coach, who also works with artists such as Ariana Grande and Shawn Mendeshighlighted that Sabrina’s more relaxed side was always evident in her classes. “She always had a playful personality. The more daring songs were a natural evolution”he stated. Vetro also commented that the artist maintains balance in her compositions, saying that “she never crosses the line into something vulgar, keeping the tone fun and full of innuendo.”
Currently on tour with Short n’ SweetSabrina performed her first series of headlining shows in large arenas. Eric Vetro, who recently launched the course Sing Like the Starshighlighted that from the beginning of her career she demonstrated great charisma on stage.
“I remember seeing her perform for the first time when I was 16 or 17. She had an impressive confidence on stage, as if she were a veteran.”he recalled.
Source: Rollingstone
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