Check out this brand new interview with Jacquie Lee!
The 17-year-old singer opens up to JJJ about her new EP Broken Ones and its first single of the same name.
“The song is a voice for anyone who needs it,” Jacquie tells us. “A song that reminds you that you’re never truly alone. We are all scared. I chose it as the title track because it had depth to it. I want people to know what kind of artist I am and what I stand for.”
As for the EP as a whole, she hopes the biggest takeaway is that fans know “they shouldn’t fear or run from their feelings.” Check out the rest of our interview:

JustJaredJr.com: Which song on the EP is the most personal to you and why?
Jacquie Lee: “Drown Me In Your Love” – because it was the result of me being sad at night at a little keyboard wanting to feel something.
JJJ: What is your songwriting process usually like? Take us through a typical session.
JL: Haha! It’s madness. Every good artist is a tortured soul. I usually write at night and start by playing some basic chords on a keyboard and then just vibe. Lyrics come easy because inspiration comes easy these days. There is always something on my mind.
Click inside to read the rest of our interview with Jacquie Lee…

JustJaredJr.com Interview – Jacquie Lee
JJJ: How did the concept behind the music video come about?
JL: I wanted it to be simple but powerful. Just like the song. I had a vision and an amazing director (Max Nichols).
JJJ: What made you choose to cover “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun”?
JL: I wanted to take an obvious song that people saw one way and completely change their perspective, make them think, throw a curveball. The lyrics to the song I actually interpreted as sad so that’s how I thought it should be sung.
JJJ: Which songs are currently on repeat on your personal playlist?
JL: “Please please please let me get what I want” – The Smiths
“Creep” – Radiohead
“Across the Universe” – Beatles
“Wild Horses” – Rolling Stones
JJJ: We hear you’re a big Ed Sheeran fan. What are you favorite lyrics of his?
JL: “Give me love like never before, cause lately I’ve been craving more.”
JJJ: Looking back on The Voice experience, what is your fondest memory?
JL: After my performance of “Cry Baby,” Christina [Aguilera] jumped on stage with me to give me a hug on live television. That was pretty cool.
JJJ: What’s the best advice you could give for juggling school and a career?
JL: Time management is everything. Keep your head up there is always coffee.