Frankie Storm
from The Big Break
Frankie Storm is the songwriter behind hits like “Don’t Stop the Music” by Rihanna, and “Lightweight” by Demi Lovato. Frankie started singing in her church choir and learning different instruments in her teens. Her career took off when a rapper asked her to record a hook for his album – her first time ever being recorded. That was her golden ticket into producers and publishers offices in Philadelphia and New York. As she pumped out hit after hit, she found a unique balance between success and stardom. Today, she continues to write music, and helps developing artists achieve their dreams of success. Frankie’s Instagram Frankie’s Twitter Show Notes 1:23 Frankie in Church 4:00 Frankie the wild-child 4:36 Growing up 6:37 Frankie puts her voice to a song 7:42 Hearing her voice recorded for the first time 9:00 Frankie’s sister takes the CD and word starts to spread 9:35 Philadelphia producers Dre and Vidal call Frankie 10:50Frankie starts going to New York and meeting with Producers 13:14Frankie signs a deal 13:41Working with Stargate 15:10Making “Don’t Stop the Music” 20:00The first year making music 22:56Dealing with the fame of the name 27:00Frankie on Spirituality 28:40Frankie’s solo projects 30:10What advice do you give to artists you are developing? 32:30How do you work to stay relevant? 35:50What do you do to “live in the future” when you’re making music? 37:05Frankie's Angels 38:10We can give to people and stay down to Earth, it’s important to love everybody 40:00Summarizing Frankie’s philosophy For more information More episodes Know Your Worth
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