

What makes Victoria different as a singer-songwriter is that she is one of us, a teenager, but more importantly, a person. You can find her music on SoundCloud and YouTube. Canal recently ended her Open Mic Tour and is working on her debut album.

Smith is best known for coaching singing superstars like Usher and Justin Bieber. Canal works with Jan Smith, a vocal coach, and manager. She currently resides in Smyrna, Georgia. Born in Munich, Germany, Victoria has lived in Dubai, Spain, China, and Japan. Throughout her 16 years, the singer has lived a nomadic lifestyle. To be surrounded by people who love music just as much as I do was a beautiful thing.” Now 16, she explains, ”It helped create a lot of confidence for me. Victoria received two scholarships to the world-renowned University of Berkley School of Music Program, though she barely grazed the minimum age of 14. READ While Not Award Worthy, 'M3GAN' Garners Laughs and an Immersive Good Time She began vocal, piano and trumpet lessons at age six and has since learned the ukulele.
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“I remember figuring out how to play Michael Jackson’s ‘Man In The Mirror’ and trying to harmonize with it,” says Canal during her VOX press conference at VOX Media Cafe this summer. The John Mayer enthusiast first got her start in music as a toddler. For example, in her song “Little Girl,” Canal speaks of being in the wrong place: “Little girl what are you doing here? It’s not a place for you to play. The result - well, it’s all up to your own personal interpretation. She combines infectious rhythms with compelling melodies and then adds incredibly poetic lyrics that any teen can relate to because we are all going through similar struggles.

I just wanted to go somewhere to practice before I have to perform.”Ī fusion of acoustic, soul, pop, and R&B, Victoria Canal is destined to be heard across every niche of popular music. After a few seconds, she realizes I’m in the room and I quickly apologize for walking in on her practice.
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Her full attention is on the melody she’s humming. Although we’re just three feet away from each other, she does not notice me. Her ukulele case is under the sink, along with a bright red pick. The Atlanta teen singer-songwriter is sitting on the carpeted floor, humming and strumming a ukulele while resting her head against the wall. I first meet Victoria Canal in the ladies’ restroom.
