I’ve been doing this for a long, long time and I’m starting to see the benefits of the hard work. So, music has always been a part of my life.

I knew that this is my destiny and I was always determined to reach my goals that I set myself. I just knew what my calling was from that age and I never had a backup plan or anything. I’ve been singing since I was five years old in a church and coming up through that channel.

I can’t remember never calling myself a singer. How did your journey with the music and the music industry begin and what made you gravitate towards that path and keep going?

He came back for me and you see me here today and so many things that have birthed since that day that he called because he really did come back for me because he really believes in me. When me and Timothy Bloom did our piece “Til the End Of Time” some years back, Timothy Bloom was signed to Timbaland at the time and that’s how we became acquainted with each other…and during that time he told me “You’re a Star.” He was like, “When I get everything right on my end with the business, I’m coming back for you.” In this industry, people tell you a lot of things so I’m never married to a particular idea, you know? I just say “Ok,” and keep on going. V Bozeman sits down to chat with AFROPUNK about her new found stardom and why she won’t be letting the fame go to her head.

Thanks to super producer Timbaland signing her signed to his own record label, Mosley Music Group (via Epic Records) we can expect to be seeing and hearing a lot more from the beautiful songstress. Veronica Bozeman is defitely not a newbie to the industry and has been squirreling away in the background for several years now. If you weren’t already hip to soul singer V Bozeman’s music before, it’s almost a certainty that you would have heard of her outstanding debut performance on FOX’s new show, EMPIRE.

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