Natasha Bedingfield feels “incredible” when seeing his songs still matter.
The 43 -year -old singer was at the premiere of Luzia NYC of Cirque du Soleil when she reflected on her own successes two decades ago.
Bedingfield shared that he has still been listening to his fans about the impact that his 2004 success Unwritten He has in them until today.
“The song is bigger than me, and I love it,” he shared with People’s magazine After saying that seeing the song continues to live its life “continues to arrive in waves, and I am like a surfer. I am only part of that.”
“So, when I sing it, I feel that I am part of something that is happening, and it is an incredible feeling,” he added.
He Pocket Hitmaker, who has shows aligned throughout the summer, feels that he feels “incredible” receiving the love of his fans in the shows.
“Recently in the shows, people often say that they feel that their inner son has been cured, and I love it,” Bedingfield told the publication.
She continued: “I feel like a beatle right now because everyone is only singing the song with so much abandonment. And it is exactly as the song says, it releases your inhibitions. They are all, and it is becoming that song that shouts at the top of your lungs. And it is exactly what we imagine when we were writing it.”
Bedingfield went on to talk about the various appearances at the festival that has scheduled this year, including Empowher Music Festival, Bonnaroo and Splendor Festival.
“I have so many festivals. It’s very exciting. My band is incredible, and I’ve been singing for so many years, so my show is great. And everyone sing and it’s a great moment.”
“I love so many different songs, I love new songs. I also love singing other people’s songs. Purple rain He feels that he opens some kind of magic. It is as if Ali Baba’s cave opens when you sing it. ”
The British singer lives in New York with her husband, businessman Matt Robinson, and her 7 -year -old son Solomon Dylan.
