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edit- Make redirect from Kayla Rae Bonnici to Ivy Adara
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edit- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity_(Gryffin_album)
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gryffin
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Secret_Daughter_Season_Two:_Songs_from_the_Original_7_Series
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woman_(BoA_album)
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallin%27_(Jessica_Mauboy_song) ALSO link the name Kayla Rae Bonnici
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Then_I_Met_You_(Jessica_Mauboy_song)
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/APRA_Music_Awards_of_2018 ALSO fix the name Kayla Rae Bonnici? x3
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_X_Factor_(Australian_season_8)
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_songs_recorded_by_Jessica_Mauboy
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heart_Beats_(Dami_Im_album) ALSO link the name Kayla Rae Bonnici?; Background vocals should change to Bonnici. Deluxe edition bonus tracks should link.
- started in music when 7
- grew up listening to pop
- new ep is about "creating a youthful state of mind through capturing my journey and my own youthful state of mind"
- "intra" = on inside, within; the new EP is very personal
- recent inspirations have been Johnny cash
- moving to LA
- 1st single released on november 2017 "famous"
- 2nd single "currency" released april 2018
- over 8 songwriting credits (page says 9, may have more)
- 5'1" tall
- music = emotional, connection, etc.
- moved to la in february 2017 (temporary, returned to NSW in august 2017)
- has (at least one) brother
- has older sister
- has older brother
- has younger brother
- permanent moving in feb 2018
- "poppy exploration of young adulthood complete with stupidly catchy hooks and some impressive vocal talent"
- similar to Lorde
- a bit formulaic
- "Best of the Week mentions, streaming on top Spotify playlists, and have over 1 million listens on Spotify"
- rebels = "anthem for the hopeless romantic"
- "My main influences sonically would be Lorde, Khalid and Troye Sivan" - ivy adara
- over 4 million streams of "currency" and "famous"
- jason derulo, hailee steinfeld, jessica mauboy, maggie lindemann, dami im FOR co-write
- independent???
- "features from Apple Music’s Best of the Week and New Music Friday playlists in six different countries"
- new EP touches on "insecurity, self-worth and coming of age"
- adara cites her personal experiences as her primary inspiration when songwriting
Teahouse
editHi, I am currently writing an article about a subject who has adopted a professional/performance name. Up until around 2015/2016, the person used their full legal name (e.g. Alice). Then, around 2017, they started using a radically different performance name (e.g. Barbara). In the article, I mention some events before 2017 (e.g. birth) and some events afterwards. Also, other articles on Wikipedia make reference to both the person's full legal name (Alice) and their stage name (Barbara) depending on if the subject of the article is pre-2017 or post-2017. I was wondering what standards there are for this situation, and if I should change the other articles to comply with the standard (i.e., change Alice to Barbara or vice versa). Thanks!
- Hello and welcome to the Teahouse. There is a detailed description of how to handle such situations at MOS:LEGALNAME. If you still have any questions after reading it, please come back again and ask.
- Hello. The birth name or legal name should be mentioned in the first sentence of the article, along with the stage name. Throughout the rest of the article, the stage surname should be used to describe the person, since that is the name associated with their notability. Take a look at John Wayne and Cary Grant for examples. Both are consistently called "Wayne" and "Grant" throughout their biographies.
- Thanks for the quick replies! I was also wondering about editing other articles. In a 2014 song, the person in question is officially listed in songwriting credits as "Kayla Rae Bonnici" (their legal name), but ever since they adopted a stage name, newly released songs use the person's stage name when listing songwriting credits. Should I update the article about the 2014 song to the person's stage name or should I leave it as is?
- Hello again. Since the Bonnici name is in the official credits for the song, leave it as it is. Once your draft is accepted into the main space of the encyclopedia, you can create a wikilink using the "piped link" function, so that clicking that link leads to the article titled with the current stage name. See WP:PIPE for details.
- Got it. Thanks for all the help!
- Hello again. Since the Bonnici name is in the official credits for the song, leave it as it is. Once your draft is accepted into the main space of the encyclopedia, you can create a wikilink using the "piped link" function, so that clicking that link leads to the article titled with the current stage name. See WP:PIPE for details.
- Thanks for the quick replies! I was also wondering about editing other articles. In a 2014 song, the person in question is officially listed in songwriting credits as "Kayla Rae Bonnici" (their legal name), but ever since they adopted a stage name, newly released songs use the person's stage name when listing songwriting credits. Should I update the article about the 2014 song to the person's stage name or should I leave it as is?
- Hello. The birth name or legal name should be mentioned in the first sentence of the article, along with the stage name. Throughout the rest of the article, the stage surname should be used to describe the person, since that is the name associated with their notability. Take a look at John Wayne and Cary Grant for examples. Both are consistently called "Wayne" and "Grant" throughout their biographies.