.

Ana Popovic Tried To Keep Personal And Music Worlds Separate

12/23/2015
.
(The Blues) Ana Popovic has recalled how she resisted early attempts from promoters who wanted her to invite friends to her shows. She was determined to keep her social circle distant from her fledgling career - to the point that she didn't encourage companions to show an interest.

Popovic tells the Huffington Post: "I always wanted to keep those worlds separate. I had friends through guitar lessons and we would hang out and listen to blues.

"But my school friends, I never wanted to force the blues on to them. It was really just my world. When I started to play in clubs they'd ask me to invite my friends, but I never did. I never talked about what I do."

She received an early start from her father Milton, a blues aficionado, which eventually resulted in the pair recording duet album Blue Room together. Popovic says: "I would go to night clubs to listen to the blues bands - I was 12 or 13 at the time, so I could listen to the first two songs, then it would be time to go home." Read more and stream a song from her latest album here.

The Blues Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
Copyright The Blues Magazine - Excerpted here with permission.

Ana Popovic Music, DVDs, Books and more

Ana Popovic T-shirts and Posters

More Ana Popovic News

Share this article

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it Share on Reddit email this article


Related Stories
Ana Popovic Releases 'You Got The Love' Video

Ana Popovic Releasing Three New Albums

Ana Popovic Tried To Keep Personal And Music Worlds Separate

Ana Popovic Covers Hendrix Classic 'Can You See Me'


More Stories for Ana Popovic

Ana Popovic Music