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Lyrica Anderson

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thumb Lyrica Nasha Anderson is an American R&B singer and songwriter.She is the daughter of singer and former Ikette Lyrica Garrett. Quotes My album is called Adia and Adia is the name of my identical sister who passed away when we were 3 years old. She was fighting for her life the whole 3 years, in the incubator. And very sick with pneumonia and other illnesses that were caused by being born prematurely. So just dealing with her loss, I decided that the first time I put an album out, I would call it Adia and it would be a tribute to her. I thought it was really cute we were sitting up at the hospital together. You can see the nurse in the background, the wall painting. I chose this cover because it’s super real, and organic and really what was going on. My twin is on the right, I’m on the left. This picture shows she’s a fighter. It reminds me to not give up and keep fighting in this industry. There’s a lot of songs I’m really in love with but “Macaulay Culkin” is actually about my sister and my dad. Basically, it talks about my twin and being without her, but also talks about my dad who abandoned us right after my twin passed away. Now it’s a big company and many labels are calling him for his help. He’s coming in with platinum records, so he has a method that really works. My mom always taught me to work with someone who is as excited to be around you and believe in what you’re doing. I always felt that way with Ghazi. He lets me do me creatively and I like that. A1 and I can go in and put an album together, and he loves everything. I didn’t know I was going to go in and kill it that day, but I do, and I’m like dang, I could’ve taken that. Once I realized that and was getting emotionally attached to records which is a no no, I decided to focus on keeping the records I love and focus on being an artist. I really just locked in on my project. Lyrica Anderson Talks New Album ‘Adia,’ Disadvantages of Songwriting & Goals for 2018;By Ashley Lyle on 11/9/2017 External links Category:Women singers from the United States Category:Songwriters from the United States Category:Living people Category:1988 births Category:Women born in the 1980s Category:R&B singers Category:African Americans