Megan Sutherland
As part of the Welsh Factor Business Club, Stargazer Music Magazine is proud to announce that we are now covering Megan throughout her blossoming singing career. Here at Stargazer Music Magazine, we are focused on providing the best possible service for all artists and bands alike, offering professionally written articles, published not only in the magazine, but also across the world by our in-house International Music Journalist with contacts around the globe. Working closely with Showboat TV, this will also involve their very own TV interview and video production, all to give maximum exposure in the global marketplace.
Since that time, Megan has also recorded a couple of tracks with Kevin Roche from Home Brew Recordings, leaving her excited to see where her singing career takes her. Since her 16th birthday in June, Megan is unstoppable, and has already written two original songs and learnt to play the Ukulele, widening her scope to succeed and her repertoire. Already this year, she has achieved the position of quarter finalist for this years competition.
But with a level head, Megan has not lost sight of her studies, and still managed to Pass all of her GCSE’s with flying colours and wants to peruse a career in criminal physiology or forensics after her A levels in physiology, sociology and Biology.
This summer, Megan performed as part of The Welsh Factor line-up in support of East 17, and took to the stage like a true professional, gracing us with some beautiful renditions of Slow Hands, Hooked on the Feeling, Black Velvet and Don’t Stop Believing. It’s always a daunting prospect being the first to perform with such a talented line-up, something Megan took in her stride and wowed her audience as they hung on to her every word. It takes a few years for any performer to find their niche, and in the past year that I have had the pleasure of knowing Megan, I have noticed that she is already addressing this, and feel that she may have found her style in the form of Slow Hands by Niall Horan as her performance here was simply first class.
Ian Davies International Music Journalist
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