Therefore the things we learn in bio don’t make the connection and we can easily forget about it. We have something called “cement” memory and it can only store so much information, so when we learn something new it is hard for it to get “stuck” in your cement memory. So why can we remember song lyrics so well, but not information we need to know in class? As I continue to forget little pieces of information in my classes, I realized I can still recite the lyrics to American Pie (a song that came out when I was only three years old). Information on where classes are, what to study for a test, what time a club starts and so on. I love history and learning about different individual stories.Over the past four weeks at Penn State, I have been attacked with an abundance of information. I’ve always been obsessed with documentaries of any genre. What’s one obsession you have that no one would guess after listening to your music? That people will only meet you as far they have met themselves. What’s the best advice you’ve ever received? I can see myself with my own place with a veggie garden and some animals. Hopefully still making music and performing. I would love to collaborate with Jack Antonoff, that would be a huge dream come true. I am currently hooked on The Teacher’s Trial! I like to cook and listen to true crime podcasts. I also made my first music video this year with an all-female crew, which was a such fulfilling experience that I’ll never forget.
I have always wanted my songs to be on a playlist, so getting on two was a highlight so far. The people are friendly, and I love the country music festival, it brings big artists into a small part of the world. Think your classic country town with one main street and one of every shop you need. I love Tamworth because its spacious and has beautiful big mountains surrounding it. ‘Coming Down’ i s an upbeat pop track I wrote about catching feelings for a good friend that you have known for a long time, and having the fear it will ruin the friendship. It’s a fun bop that celebrates freedom, having fun with friends, and being in a good mental space. ‘Nothing On My Mind’ is another track I wrote with Xavier Dunn. ‘Sip of Summer’ is my latest single reflecting on a summer romance that I knew was going to end but didn’t want to end. Tell us about a few of your tracks their titles and what they’re about? My musical genre is pop with meaningful lyrics that people hopefully can relate, enjoy and dance to. How would you describe your music to your grandma?
My name has always been Nicole Quigley I decided to make it my artist name because I felt ‘Quigley’ had a quirky ring to it. Nicole Quigley’s ‘Sip of Summer’ is out now.įor more on this topic, follow the Pop Observer. I remember going home and picking up my guitar and the first lyrics that came to my head was ‘You’re the sweetest taste I’ve ever had’ and then it all just came from there.”Īfter the release of ‘Sip of Summer’, we caught up with Quigley as part of our Get To Know series to find out more about her life and music. “This personal feeling and experience I was having allowed me to write this song really quickly. However, you get a sense in the song as the lyrics move forward that it is going to end and it’s only a short-term fling.
“The song touches on themes of romance, anticipation and warmth. “At the end of 2021, I remember feeling like I didn’t want that time period to end but knowing deep in my gut that it would. “The song was inspired by a summer ‘situationship’ that I was personally experiencing,” Quigley says about the single. In its sleek and pure pop sound, it’s reminiscent of where the genre was at a decade ago, when artists like Katy Perry were absolutely dominating the charts. Her lyrics are wrapped in a glossy and polished package, and it’s not surprising to discover that the always reliable Xavier Dunn ( Jack River, CXLOE, Hayden James) handled the track’s production.
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