Dua Lipa’s success makes her want to work harder. It does not make her want to leave the place she’s called home since birth though.
“I travel so much so I like being at home in London,” she replied when I inquired if she would relocate any time soon. “I like that being my base.”
London is where Dua Lipa is recording a majority of her work, including the vocals for Martin Garrix’s “Scared To Be Lonely,” and where she flew to after The GRAMMYs to spend Valentine’s Day.
“It’s overwhelming and exciting,” Lipa said both looking back at her past few months, which saw “Blow Your Mind (Muah)” chart at pop radio in the States, and ahead of her first U.S. headlining tour. “It’s exciting when I see some of my songs being received so well… it gets me excited for the next thing.
“The second I do something, I want the next thing to be better than the last,” she added when I followed up about if the success is changing her as an artist. “I want to always be progressing in the right direction; seeing things grow.”
At the moment, Lipa is seeing the country on a trek that started February 24 in Chicago and wraps March 17 in San Francisco. She’ll hop on a quick six-date Europe tour in April and then head back stateside in June for Bonnaroo.
"I was told you were the pro."
That term clearly being used rather loosely these days. 😂 #WWOBackstage #GRAMMYs @DUALIPA pic.twitter.com/fnn5IzgEUb
— Ralphie Aversa (@ralphieaversa) February 11, 2017
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