Predictable: A Brief Biography Of Hallie A. Matthews

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On the evening of January 14th, 2085, Hallie A. Matthews passed away peacefully of natural causes. Born on August 6th, 1998, to Lauren and Haywood Matthews in Poughkeepsie, New York at Vassar Brothers Hospital. She was always into music ever since she was a young child; CD’s stacked on her shelf, and a giant Thriller poster was all she needed to be inspired. Throughout her school years she was involved in many sports such as competitive cheerleading, track and field, gymnastics, and basketball. After high school, abandoning the idea of college she pursued her singing career moving out to Los Angeles, California.

With only three demo songs, she was signed by Sony Records. Hallie’s first entitled album Predictable was nominated for two grammy

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