It has been two decades in which the musical talent of Roni Duani, also known as Superstar Chronicles, accompanies us on the time Israeli soundtrack. After a period of phenomenal success as a singer, Duani decided to fulfill another dream and became a fitness trainer. Now, the talented singer embraces her new song – “I want to be quick”. In a paperless conversation with Iris Cole on 103fm, she shared about making the decision to leave the spotlight, returning to the front of the stage and the creative process of the new song.
“I get good feedback, people love me. I get ‘get out of my head’ messages,” Duani said with a smile at the beginning of the conversation, and shared about the change she decided over the years: “I started my musical career at the age of 15, I grew up, I developed and then you want to discover more Things about yourself, what else am I good at, other definitions and what else defines me. Today I think I’m in the right dose of music. I have my foundation, I train my trainees, and then I rehearse for my performance, all in the same place. Everything connects Me, and music also came back into things. My children also really like music, there is a lot of music at home – everything comes together in the end.”
Duani also claimed that “I did make a decision to focus on something else, it was hard for me to combine everything together. I think I needed a moment to get away and fall in love again, and bring the music from another place. In ‘I want to be quick’ I share the lyrics.”
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Regarding the collaboration with a number of different writers in the process of creating the song, she revealed: “First of all I called Jordi and I said to him, ‘It doesn’t make sense that my daughter dances to your songs, I want too.’ Then we started talking, he also has a son the same age as the daughter Shelley, 3, and he told me ‘come on’. Ron and I, who work regularly with Jordy, joined, and Noi, who works together, and there was an amazing synergy in the studio. Jordy opened the computer, brought the beat, Ron brought a line, and everything started to get Haim. It was an amazing process of creating together.”
In conclusion, Doani referred to the differences between the breakout period and the current period, in which female singers and pop singers are conquering the charts: “I think there weren’t that many names doing pop, and now there are a lot of creators. Everyone is busy around pop, the music is a little lighter. In my time, not Understand, you don’t always have to sing about pain. I’m very happy about this change. I embrace it and it’s another thing that made me join and come back to the celebration. There’s no doubt, to see another pop piece take center stage.”
Help in preparing the article: Shani Romano