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INTERVIEW




               Interview by Marty Haviik
             https://azthunderphot9.wixsite.com/azthunderphoto

















                                             Music by Suzi Kory
                                               “A Better Man”



             It’s been around 7 months, maybe longer since this country rock artist started
             popping  up  over  my  Instagram  and  Facebook.  Her  postings  caught  my
             attention, but my lack of time is what kept me from contacting her. Finally, I had
             some time, and that’s when she sent me a short thank you on messenger for
             supporting and liking her post(s). We chatted a bit and whether she believed
             me or not, I was going to contact her…really.

             Kory began writing and recording several years ago. She released her first EP
             in  2017,  supporting  it  with  a  stint  of  shows  in  Toronto  and  at  LA  at  the
             legendary Whisky  a  Go  Go.  Suzi’s  songs  have  received  radio  airplay
             across Canada,      the United     States,    the Netherlands, UK,     the Middle
             East, Brazil,  and New  Zealand. Her  EP  would  also  take  her  as  far
             as Brazil, where  she  would  be  the  only  Canadian  artist,  and  one  of  three
             international acts, performing at Festival CoMA.

             Kory has been on music conference panels (Niagara Music Week), published
             articles on ‘How To Make It In the Music Industry’ (FYI Music News), and is a
             Motivational Speaker. On her website she stated “I'm a very positive person
             and always trying to motivate people. So that's what the songs became about
             — love and living a life of loving people, loving yourself, and finding happiness
             by being genuine and true to who you are. The important thing to me is to use
             music in such a way that it positively affects people.”

             I was able to talk to Suzy a little more on her vision and status in her music
             community.








             Photo credit: Gary Munroe
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