Category Archives: BLOG

Sandy with Nashville roommate, Kindell and friend Mary at "The Watch Dog" Release Party at Michaelangelo's Pizza on Elliston Place.

Time To Move On…

Sandy Lo discusses her decision to leave Nashville and move back to New York as well as future plans…   I am someone who adapts easily, embraces change and looks forward to new adventures and setting new goals for myself. For these reasons alone, I have decided to move back to New York. To many, this comes as a surprise. I’ve been hearing things like, “I thought you loved Nashville?” Oh, and I do love Nashville—very much so! I will miss all of my friends, who have become a second family to me. I will miss the cafes and convenience of things being fairly close together.

Update: The Watch Dog & StarShine Magazine

Hello!  I figured it has been a while since I wrote something updating you on writing based things.  “The Watch Dog” is now at over 50,000 words.  This novel is…

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Never Stop Believing

Stop.  Just be.  Listen.  Block out the commotion.  Block out the opinions and egos.  Love comes in all forms.  God’s love is the purest.  I always have His attention–All of…

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The Boondocks: From Staten Island to Nashville

Being a born and raised New York City girl, country music wasn’t a consistency in my life. Music was, though. I grew up in the South Beach projects in Staten…

Flashback Journal: My First Big Backstage Experience

On January 29, 2002, exactly 10 years ago, I received my first press pass to a concert for StarShine Magazine.  It was to an Aaron Carter concert in Albany, New…

Sandy Lo TV: Nick Carter Video, Jeff Timmons, Dream Catchers Series & Nashville

Sandy Lo talks being part of the Nick Carter video, Jeff Timmons, moving to Nashville and The “Dream Catchers” Series in a new video blog.

“Burning Up” with Nick Carter!

Sandy Lo participates in Nick Carter’s “Burning Up” video shoot and gives him a copy of “Lost In You”! Read her blog all about the experience…

My “Almost Famous” Kinda Night

Flashback Blog Time!! This is an uber excited e-mail I sent to a bunch of my friends after my first in person interview experience at a Lucky Boys Confusion concert. Oddly enough, I still keep in touch with the lead singer. I was eighteen when I wrote this and away from home for the first time, so I learned to be more careful very quickly after this night.

The Struggle

I think it’s important to reevaluate your options and choices in life.  What works for you when you’re twenty might not work for you when you’re twenty-five.  What worked for…

Look Out Music City…

Hey Everyone! So if you follow me on Twitter/Facebook, I’m sure you’ve noticed I’ve been talking an awful lot about honky tonks and Southern living…Well, that’s because as of August…