Hueston of the American Song Contest ‘anticipates a lot’ after semi-finals

Hueston, Rhode Island, your first semi-finalist in the American Song Contest. She spoke to reporters after the premiere of her solo musical journey and upcoming moves.

american song contest He debuted on March 21 and only one of the 11 artists made it to the semi-finals. HuestonThe Rhode Island native stole the show with his incredible “Hold On Too Long” rendition. Hueston told reporters: HollywoodLifeabout his original song and his future.

Hueston noted that a “pause and some things” inspired the song. But she added: “But to be honest, I’m one of those artists who likes to have songs express themselves. I feel like an artist, when we get into the meaning of the song, it almost loses its character. “

Hueston started out as a member of the Blancos before going solo. “This is so new, so I think it’s pretty cool that everyone can thrive in my career with me,” he continues. “This is like my fifth song as a solo artist, so it’s exciting. I don’t have as many as Hueston, so check this out. All my social media is @IAmHueston. Be sure to follow me and grow with me. I have a lot, follow me. So for now, I’m going home and I’ll appreciate what’s going on”.

Being a singer as a solo artist is both harder and easier for her. “Everything is harder because it’s yours, but it’s also easier because you don’t have to deal with different personalities,” Hueston said. “Sometimes it’s really hard when you’re in a group or group, you like other people or the person in the group but sometimes you break up. It’s hard to deal with. It’s also tough as a solo artist when it all comes down to you. If you’re wrong, it’s all up to you, but I’m not afraid to ruin everything.”

getting ready american song contestHueston was determined to look as authentic as possible. “When we started filming that house pack, I told them I wasn’t a fake guy,” Hueston said. “I’m not the gum thing. I’m not that guy. I tried to keep it as real as possible. And the music I make for me is pain. That’s love. It’s pain. It’s the human emotion that’s central to my experience. I think I’m singing when I’m singing because there’s so much pain in my heart that kids shouldn’t see.” I had to see things. Seeing my mom go through things as a kid, but also having the strength my mom had and knowing that God has a plan, so I feel like that’s what’s real for me. I’ve been taught my whole life that you can win, lose or draw, but If you’re not yourself, you’ve done yourself a disservice.” american song contest It airs Mondays on NBC.