NØRA BLU shares her journey from a small town in Lithuania to studying music at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, emphasizing her lifelong passion for singing.
In an interview, NØRA BLU discusses her childhood dream of becoming a singer, which began in her hometown of Kėdainiai, Lithuania. There, amidst a quieter lifestyle than that of a bustling city, she yearned to pursue music, often daydreaming about attending a prestigious university. At the age of ten, NØRA would rush home from school to explore her future via Google Maps, envisioning herself at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, a significant milestone in her musical journey.
Upon arriving in Glasgow, her initial days were filled with a mix of emotions as she navigated the city without the help of navigational apps, feeling an almost instinctual familiarity with the streets. NØRA's study trajectory transitioned through various music styles, starting from jazz and blues to eventually embracing EDM and pop. Regardless of the genre she explored, she maintained a constant desire for music, which she identified as her true calling in life.
NØRA BLU highlights how her determination to pursue music shaped her identity, leading her to adopt the stage name that reflects her journey and aspirations. Her story not only showcases personal growth but also serves as an inspiration to young artists with dreams, affirming that a passionate 'want' can significantly influence one’s path in the music industry.
