Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Jessica attending Chicago Pride Fest 2013
Jessica returns to Chicago for Chicago Pride Fest 2013 on June 22-23!
Official Again remixes now available!
You can now officially purchase every remix to Again on itunes! Just head to the link below! Happy downloading!
https://itunes.apple.com/album/again-feat.-kemal-golden-remixes/id653725592
https://itunes.apple.com/album/again-feat.-kemal-golden-remixes/id653725592
Jessica gets interviewed by Blanco Blue
Blanco Bleu interviews Jessica Sutta about her new music. With her new single again on the rise, we wanted to sit down and find out what the songstress is up to. She talks about her transition from Miami to LA, her fashion inspirations and more.
Monday, May 27, 2013
Jessica performs at Circus in LA
Here's the only known pic so far of Jessica's performance last night at Circus nightclub in LA, credit to Jessica Sutta BR for the pic
Saturday, May 25, 2013
Jessica at Matinee pool party festival in Las Vegas
Heres a pic Jessica posted of her with her crew following her performance at the Matinee pool party festival in Las Vegas! Enjoy!
Thursday, May 23, 2013
My special message to Jessica
Hey Jessica, if you can take a minute to read this, just wanna say thank you so much
for how you always appreciate me, thats what I love the most about you, youre
so kind, generous, gorgeous, youre truly unlike anyone else, you always love
and adore your fans, always tweeting to us, youre just amazing, I wish more people
in the music industry were like you, youre the perfect role model, will forever
and always love you and will always keep supporting you and your music
and certainly if you ever need me to do any favors for you Im always
available, thank you for everything that you do for me and the rest of the
#sutters worldwide and may your success continue, you rock! :)
for how you always appreciate me, thats what I love the most about you, youre
so kind, generous, gorgeous, youre truly unlike anyone else, you always love
and adore your fans, always tweeting to us, youre just amazing, I wish more people
in the music industry were like you, youre the perfect role model, will forever
and always love you and will always keep supporting you and your music
and certainly if you ever need me to do any favors for you Im always
available, thank you for everything that you do for me and the rest of the
#sutters worldwide and may your success continue, you rock! :)
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Jessica is performing at St. Louis LGTB Pridefest 2013
St. Louis is known for World Series champions, Super Bowl champions, the Gateway To the West aka the Arch, now the hometown of chart-topping rapper Nelly is about to welcome the gorgeous ex-Pussycat Doll Jessica Sutta as she headlines the St. Louis LGTB Pridefest 2013! Read more in the interview below:
Even after all these years in the international arena, Jessica Sutta still loves the club. If she’s lucky, no one recognizes her. Then the former Pussycat Doll becomes just another dancer on the floor, lost in the beat. Now, Jessica steps out from the shadow of the band that made her famous. She released “Show Me,” her Hollywood Records premiere single, in August 2011. If you love to dance, you’ll want to pay attention.
Produced by busbee (Katy Perry, Lady Antebellum), “Show Me” explodes with shuffle-fueled energy, reaffirming Jessica as the soulful vocalist she’s always been. “I’ve had a love of dance music for as long as I can remember,” she says. “I mean, I am fromMiami.” The leap from Pussycat Doll to solo artist meant Jessica had to stretch. She’s been writing songs and working with producers like Ralphi Rosario, Dave Audé and Alex Gaudino/Jason Rooney. “It’s been great to express myself,” she says of the process. “I like to write about love a lot. I’m a hopeless romantic.”
Since bursting on the global pop scene with the Pussycat Dolls in 2003, Jessica built a reputation as a fan favorite, the sexy glamour icon with a heart of gold. She’s all that and more. An astute observer of the music world, she prepared herself for her eventual solo breakout. “As an artist I grow every day,” she says. “I’m trying to bring out new sounds and fun lyrics, to be a part of the dance world where people can feel sexy. My music shows who I am inside.”
She’s been in pursuit of that goal all her life. The Florida native started dance lessons at age 3, excelling to the point she became a Miami Heat cheerleader even before graduating high school (she later made captain of the squad). As much as she loved the job and the south Florida club scene, Jessica’s artistic dreams were too big for Miami. After moving to L.A.in 2003, it wasn’t long before her talent caught the eye of choreographer Robin Antin, who had envisioned a female group that blended dance and pop with a burlesque sensibility.
With two multi-platinum albums, Top 10 singles like the Grammy-nominated “Stickwitchu,” and countless concerts around the world, the Pussycat Dolls re-imagined feminine style. Though part of an ensemble, Jessica had many memorable moments in the spotlight, such as her #1 Dance Singles track, “White Lies,” produced by Paul Van Dyk, and the #1 Club track “Make It Last” with hit remixer Dave Audé.
Her years with the Dolls made Jessica a star, but also taught her valuable lessons. “Working with women I learned how to manage different personalities,” she recalls. “Getting along and loving each other helped. We traveled in one bus, and when we’d get off the stage, we’d take our make-up off, get in PJs and watch a movie.”She also says the jolt of worldwide fame, and the demands on her time led her to a crossroads moment. “There was a point I could have been an asshole or chose to be humble. I chose the latter. It’s harder, because if you’re not centered or focused, you could lose yourself. But I became more humbled through the years.”
Though the coming months will surely keep Jessica wrapped up in career, she has always taken seriously the concept of giving back. While in the Pussycat Dolls, she traveled to India to work with New Possibilities, a charity that helps lift young Indians out of poverty. She has also worked to support marriage equality, and counts her gay fans among her favorites. “That’s something I want to stand up for,” she says. “If it’s all about you, it’s just an ego thing.”
Still, there’s work to be done and fans to please. With the new single out, life will get a lot more interesting for Jessica. “I definitely want to travel the world with my music and reach fans everywhere,” she says, adding of her passion, “When you’re on the floor, you feel dance music in your feet, in your heart. It does put you in a trance in some ways, and I hope my music will do that.”
Even after all these years in the international arena, Jessica Sutta still loves the club. If she’s lucky, no one recognizes her. Then the former Pussycat Doll becomes just another dancer on the floor, lost in the beat. Now, Jessica steps out from the shadow of the band that made her famous. She released “Show Me,” her Hollywood Records premiere single, in August 2011. If you love to dance, you’ll want to pay attention.
Produced by busbee (Katy Perry, Lady Antebellum), “Show Me” explodes with shuffle-fueled energy, reaffirming Jessica as the soulful vocalist she’s always been. “I’ve had a love of dance music for as long as I can remember,” she says. “I mean, I am fromMiami.” The leap from Pussycat Doll to solo artist meant Jessica had to stretch. She’s been writing songs and working with producers like Ralphi Rosario, Dave Audé and Alex Gaudino/Jason Rooney. “It’s been great to express myself,” she says of the process. “I like to write about love a lot. I’m a hopeless romantic.”
Since bursting on the global pop scene with the Pussycat Dolls in 2003, Jessica built a reputation as a fan favorite, the sexy glamour icon with a heart of gold. She’s all that and more. An astute observer of the music world, she prepared herself for her eventual solo breakout. “As an artist I grow every day,” she says. “I’m trying to bring out new sounds and fun lyrics, to be a part of the dance world where people can feel sexy. My music shows who I am inside.”
She’s been in pursuit of that goal all her life. The Florida native started dance lessons at age 3, excelling to the point she became a Miami Heat cheerleader even before graduating high school (she later made captain of the squad). As much as she loved the job and the south Florida club scene, Jessica’s artistic dreams were too big for Miami. After moving to L.A.in 2003, it wasn’t long before her talent caught the eye of choreographer Robin Antin, who had envisioned a female group that blended dance and pop with a burlesque sensibility.
With two multi-platinum albums, Top 10 singles like the Grammy-nominated “Stickwitchu,” and countless concerts around the world, the Pussycat Dolls re-imagined feminine style. Though part of an ensemble, Jessica had many memorable moments in the spotlight, such as her #1 Dance Singles track, “White Lies,” produced by Paul Van Dyk, and the #1 Club track “Make It Last” with hit remixer Dave Audé.
Her years with the Dolls made Jessica a star, but also taught her valuable lessons. “Working with women I learned how to manage different personalities,” she recalls. “Getting along and loving each other helped. We traveled in one bus, and when we’d get off the stage, we’d take our make-up off, get in PJs and watch a movie.”She also says the jolt of worldwide fame, and the demands on her time led her to a crossroads moment. “There was a point I could have been an asshole or chose to be humble. I chose the latter. It’s harder, because if you’re not centered or focused, you could lose yourself. But I became more humbled through the years.”
Though the coming months will surely keep Jessica wrapped up in career, she has always taken seriously the concept of giving back. While in the Pussycat Dolls, she traveled to India to work with New Possibilities, a charity that helps lift young Indians out of poverty. She has also worked to support marriage equality, and counts her gay fans among her favorites. “That’s something I want to stand up for,” she says. “If it’s all about you, it’s just an ego thing.”
Still, there’s work to be done and fans to please. With the new single out, life will get a lot more interesting for Jessica. “I definitely want to travel the world with my music and reach fans everywhere,” she says, adding of her passion, “When you’re on the floor, you feel dance music in your feet, in your heart. It does put you in a trance in some ways, and I hope my music will do that.”
Jessica's interview with Viva Glam magazine
With multiple #1 singles under her belt, Jessica Sutta is becoming the first Pussycat Doll to have a lasting solo career.
If you become successful in the music industry as a group, it does not necessarily mean that if a member becomes a solo artist that they will automatically be accepted by the public. There have been a lucky few: Beyonce, Justin Timberlake, Rob Thomas, etc. However, even Nicole Scherzinger, the proposed lead singer of The Pussycat Dolls, who, as a group, sold 15 million albums, had had trouble establishing herself as a solo artist. But luckily, fellow Doll, Jessica Sutta, has managed to surpass Scherzinger with her solo success. Since PCD disbanded in 2010, Sutta has earned multiple #1 singles on the Billboard Dance Chart. Her latest release, titled "Again", was released at the end of March.
Unlike other dance artists, Sutta can REALLY sing and, due to her PCD past, is a professional dancer as well. It is no surprise, since she actually has talent, that she has been able to establish herself as a solo artist. Sutta is due to release her debut album by the end of 2013.
Q&A with Jessica Sutta
What did being a Pussycat Doll teach you about the industry?
[It taught me] everything I know. It was like boot camp at first. I learned how to work really hard and still maintain balance in my life. It also taught me what or what not to do. I learned many life lessons the entire time I was a part of PCD.
You just released your third #1 single, "Again". How are you enjoying the reception? Are you performing a lot?
I've really enjoyed releasing "Again" and we've have received such a beautiful response to it. I poured my heart into this song so performing it live is always healing because I'm sharing my own life experience with the audience. There's no better feeling than connecting with your fans.
Since PCD's genre was more Pop with influences of R&B, why did you choose to be a dance artist?
I choose to be a dance artist because dance music is my first love. It's all that I listen too.
Which artists are you listening to right now?
Kaskade, Calvin Harris, Nicky Romero, Nervo Girls.
Do you have any advice for girls trying to make it in the industry?
Don't ever sell yourself short and don't ever give up.
Describe your sense of style as a performer and in your day-to-day life.
My alter ego comes out as I walk on stage. So, I would say I'm a pussycat on stage but a doll in real life.
Monday, May 20, 2013
Jessica will be performing in Las Vegas Memorial Day weekend
Catch Jessica in Las Vegas next Saturday on Memorial Day weekend as she performs at the Matinee Las Vegas Festival!
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Video update: Jessica arriving and leaving the Maxim Hot 100 Party
Here are some clips of Jessica arriving at and departing the red carpet at the Maxim Hot 100 Party
Jessica at Maxim Hot 100 Party
Here are some fresh new pics of Jessica at the Maxim Hot 100 Party in LA!
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Jessica's interview with PowerTools TV
Here's another fresh new Jessica interview as she chats with PowerTools TV
Happy Birthday Jessica!
Lets all wish a wonderful and Happy 31st birthday to Jessica! May she have a wonderful and blessed birthday today! We all love you Jessica!
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Jessica performs Again and Daddy's Little Girl on AXS Live
Jessica just gave 2 sizzling performances of her hot single Again and a hot acoustic version of Daddy's Little Girl on tonight's episode of AXS Live, enjoy the performances below!
Jessica performing at Deck and Harbor Pointe May 18th!
Jessica will be making a stop in Essington, Pennsylvania to perform at Deck & Harbor Pointe club this Saturday!
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Jessica interview with NewYorkFashionTimes.com at Ina Soltani Style Show March 2013
Here's Jessica being interviewed at last month's Ina Soltani Style Show by NewYorkFashionTimes.com
Jessica on Australia show S5
Just stumbled upon this interview Jessica did in Australia a while ago for S5, enjoy!
Friday, May 10, 2013
Jessica's interview with Star Chat Magazine
Have a listen below to Jessica's latest interview with Star Chat Magazine as she discusses her album, acting, staying in shape, etc.
http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/32660067
http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/32660067
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Again is top 50 on the Billboard dance chart!
Sending many congratulations to Jessica as she has her 2nd top 50 hit on the Billboard Dance/Club Play chart with Again! So proud of her!
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Jessica's interview with Playboy Radio
Have a good time listening to Jessica's interview on the @PBMorningShow this morning as she talks about her time as a Heat dancer, towel boys flirting on her, entering/leaving PCD, and of course her smash single Again!
Jessica on @PBMorningshow on Playboy Radio and TV
Jessica this morning will be appearing on the @PBMorningshow on Playboy TV and Radio at 12 est/9 am pacific, please make sure to tune in!
Jessica heading to St. Louis for LGBT Festival
Jessica will be heading to St. Louis to perform at the 2013 Pride St. Louis LGTV Festival June 29th and 30th!
Jessica performs at Roscoe's Tavern in Chicago
A lil late on this but here are pics of Jessica's sexy performance at Roscoe's in Chicago last weekend!
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