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Ashley Nicolette Frangipane is an American pop singer and songwriter, better known by her stage name Halsey. Taylor Swift’s song was called “I Knew You Were Trouble”, which launched her singing career in 2012. The play “Room 93” was released in 2014 for its first extension. It reached number 159 on the US Billboard 200. The following year, she released her first studio album, Badlands. It was a huge success in its first week, selling 97,000 copies in the US. It debuted on the 200 chart at number 2 and was also positively received by critics. She chose her name “Halsey” after changing her name to Ashley because she remembered a place in Brooklyn where she spent a lot of time when she was younger. At the early age of 17, she started composing songs. Halsey received the Billboard Women in Music Rising Star Award in 2016 and was nominated for several awards. This honor was given to women in the music business who have played an important role and encouraged others. Halsey released a studio album, an extended play, five single videos, and five music videos in early 2017.

Career

initially, Halsey started her career on YouTube, where she wrote cover tracks. In 2012, she recorded a song called The Hague, which was actually a spoof of Taylor Swift’s “I Knew You Were Trouble.” It was Swift’s relationship with English musician and songwriter Harry Styles. It attracted a lot of attention around the world.’Later in 2014, she recorded the song “Ghost”, which she shared on Sound Cloud. The track was a success and Halsey became quite popular. Because of her outstanding performance, many record companies wanted to sign her. She signed a contract with the Astralwerks record label, which mainly deals in electronic and dance music.

Her debut extended play was also published on October 27, 2014, titled Room 93. Four of the five tracks were also accompanied by videos.

In August 2015, her first album “Badlands” was released. She has given various interviews to promote her songs, such as “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” and “The Last Call with Carson Daly”.

Her fame and fan base continued to expand gradually, pushing her to the mainstream platform. She had a great performance at Southern South by Southwest (the annual film and music festival and conference in Austin, Texas in mid-March) to make her famous on the internet. Her online fan base has grown further with 3.9 million followers on Twitter and 3.8 million followers on Instagram since early 2017.

information:

• Name: Halsey
• Real Name: Ashley Nicolette Frangipane
• Birthday: September 29, 1994
• Age: 26 years old (as of 2020)
• Gender: female
• Nationality: American
• Zodiac/Sun Sign: Libra
• Religion: Christian
• Born in: Edison, New Jersey, USA
• Hometown: Edison, New Jersey, USA
• Profession: singer, songwriter
• Father: Chris Frangipane
• Mother: Nicole Frangipane
• Brother: Sevian Frangipane, Dante Frangipane
• Marital status: single
• College: New Jersey, Warren Hills Regional High School in Washington
• Qualification: Diploma
• Height: 163 cm
• Weight: 55 kg
• Eye color: black
• Hair color: black

Achievements and awards

In 2015, Halsey was nominated for the 2015 MTV Europe Music Award for Emerging Artist and the 2016 Popular Choice Awards for Favorite Breakthrough Artist and NME Aids for Best New Artist.

In 2016, she was awarded the Billboard Women in Music Rising Star Award, a prestigious award for women in the music industry.

Personal life and legacy

Halsey reportedly previously dated Ashton Irwin, an Australian drummer.

She started dating in 2014 with Peder Losnegaard, a Norwegian singer and songwriter known by the stage name Lido. You are no longer dating.

She is an independent feminist who raises awareness about social issues such as sexism, racism, mental illness, etc.

She opened up about her political beliefs in a recent interview with Billboard in 2016. In the 2016 US election, she supported candidate Bernie Sanders and noted that she admires and looks up to him as one of those who advocated for civil rights marching decades ago with the famous Martin Luther King.