Mercedes Hall is taking New York by storm.

“I was born a diva and a femme fatale, don’t let this scare the hell out of you, honey!” What is so special about the article is the unorthodox approach I used in interviewing those singers. I contacted each one of them separately as if I were exclusively interviewing one diva for the cover. I asked them, all of them, the same questions without telling anyone what I was doing. So each diva thought that SHE is the ONE to be interviewed. I am a bad boy! Sloane's answers were as expected deep and straightforward. Kole's answers refreshing. Wicks, philosophical and informative. VerPlanck, bright like her music. Attie, right on. One lesson we could learn from the lengthy article: Good material never dies, and solid talent lasts for ever. I assume, this was the main point of the write-up and interviews, and I enjoyed talking to those sparkling femmes fatales. Some told me “You bet, I am a femme fatale!”, one particular super duper singer said: “I don’t have an ounce of a diva in me.” And another chanteuse said: “I was born a diva and a femme fatale, don’t let this scare the hell out of you, honey!”