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Ashley Robin previews new single and performs 'Call Me' on BronxNet
Summary
Singer-songwriter and vocal coach Ashley Robin discussed her background (LaGuardia High School, Queens College), described her Robin's Nest vocal academy, explained musical intervals for students and closed the show with a live performance of her new single 'Call Me.'
Ashley Robin, a Bronx-based singer, songwriter and music educator, appeared on BronxNet to talk about her career, vocal coaching and to perform her new single "Call Me."
Robin described her musical training—she said she attended LaGuardia High School and earned a jazz vocal master's degree at Queens College's Aaron Copland School of Music—and said she now operates a virtual vocal academy called the Robin's Nest that offers group classes and private coaching.
Explaining the technical side of her teaching, Robin described musical "intervals" and demonstrated differences between the minor and Phrygian scales, saying an interval is "a measurement of space between two pitches" and showing how altering one note changes a melody's character. She said she works with students of all levels and customizes lessons for individual needs.
Robin closed the episode with a studio performance of her new single "Call Me," which blends singing and rap and honors women. The host directed viewers to AshleyRobin.com and the artist's Instagram for music and classes.
What’s next: Robin continues to offer virtual coaching and will promote 'Call Me' on streaming platforms; viewers were told to visit her website and social channels for more information.
