New York Times Magazine profiled the woman who is the secret weapon behind many of the songs topping the pop charts these days. Most people would be basking in the glory but not
Sia Furler. The Australian singer/songwriter began in music seeking her own career but after getting a little taste of success, it made Furler uncomfortable and backed away. She began working behind the scenes and wrote songs for some of the biggest female names in music such as Rihanna, Beyoncé, Katy Perry, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Kylie Minogue, Celine Dion and Shakira. Sia has even made it to the U.S. top-ten on her own by providing vocals for songs by Flo Rida ("
The Wild Ones") and David Guetta ("
Titanium").
Click below to read the article:
Sia - The Socially Phobic Pop Star
Sia has reluctantly return to making her own music and has her sixth solo album, "
1000 Forms of Fear" due out in June. Have a listen to the first single, "
Chandelier":
"Chandelier" - Sia (2014)
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