Della Vonne Finds Her Voice Through Feeling, Focus, and Fearless Expression
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From karaoke highs to cinematic songwriting, Belle Devonne opens up about the journey behind the music.
Today we have the pleasure to have Della Vonne here on Goathead.
GHR: Hi Della, it's very great to have you here. What first pushed you to take songwriting seriously?
Della Vonne: I’ve always loved music, but for a while I struggled to write because I felt like I wasn’t expressing my emotions properly. Everything came out cheesy and too cliché. That really changed after I met my husband. He pushed me to go for it and do what I love. He’s been a huge supporter and always keeps me on track.
GHR: Have you had any live performance experience so far?
Della Vonne: Since I’m still new, most of my recent “live gigs” have honestly just been karaoke. But even then, I love that feeling of being on stage. I love seeing people’s reactions, especially when you hit something they don’t expect. That moment always hits. I’m really looking forward to hearing people sing along once I start performing live soon.
GHR: What does your creative process look like?
Della Vonne: It’s all over the place. I feel like I’ve got a typical ADHD brain, constantly jumping in and out of focus. It can slow things down sometimes, but when the right idea hits, I lock in and give it everything.
GHR: What drives you when you’re writing a song?
Della Vonne: I always think about how the listener is going to feel. I love creating songs that transport you, like a movie soundtrack. Something where you can picture yourself in a cinematic moment and really get lost in it.
GHR: What can we expect next from you?
Della Vonne: I’m keeping the momentum going. There’s a lot coming. Big melodies, strong instrumentals, and some funky beats. The next few months are going to be exciting.
Don’t forget to follow Della Vonne on Instagram (https://instagram.com/dellavonnemusic) to stay updated on her debut, and listen to her music on all streaming platforms.
