Valerie Anne Poxleitner

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Nowadays, there are several interesting and very talented artists, hence it is difficult to take the decision on to meet one. For instance, there are artists who are an example to follow, artists who do acts of charity and artists who have had several challenges throughout his life. In the same way, there are artists who are not known worldwide notwithstanding, they are the artists I most adore. By the same token, I would love to meet Valerie Anne Poxleitner, known as "LIGHTS"
As a result, I will talk about “LIGHTS” she is a Canadian musician, singer, and songwriter. Some of her remarkable singles include "Drive My Soul", "February Air", "Ice", "Second Go", "Toes", and "Up We Go". Lights Began her career on Myspace, accumulating a large following before being signed at the age of 15. In high school, Valerie played guitar and sang in the metal band called “Shovel Face”. Previously, Valerie cherished to study graphic design nonetheless the passionate singing career.
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I.e. Valerie is embedded and full of life artist. In Addition, Valerie is a youth and a trendy person, By the same reason, she has many large tattoos all over her body of comic book characters and fictional weapons that reference her self-proclaimed nerdiness. For instance, In May 2014, Lights got this tattoo of a retro-style rocket ship as a tribute to her daughter Rocket Wild Bokan. It’s on her right thigh next to the portrait of her husband Beau Bokan. Written on the ship is “Player 3” to symbolize that Rocket is the third member of their family also, Valerie had a comic book version of herself called “Captain Lights” designed by Marvel for a series of webisodes. The laser gun, which she has tattooed on her hip comes from these comics, it’s really

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