Greg Raposo
7/1/04
Greg Raposo, now 19, started out his career as a member of the Broadway Kids. From there he went on to the boyband Dream Street. After Dream Street parted ways Greg went solo. He has multiple tours under his belt, one album out and another in the making.
SSM: We recently heard that you, Stevie and Matt, are doing a song together, is it true and if so can you tell us what the song is like?
Greg: We did a song for Disney called "Three is a Magic
Number." It was a lot of fun to record and it's
basically just a fun song that is going to be a part
of a Disney movie soundtrack for "The Three
Musketeers."
SSM: If you could change any little detail of your life that you think could make you more successful, or your life better in any way, what would it be and why?
Greg: If I could change my life I'd put myself on tour with
my band doing shows every night.
SSM: If you could create your own TV show, what would it be about?
Greg: Well I would definitely have to incorporate music into
the show but I don't know exactly how or what I would
do.
SSM: Out of any song ever made, which one do you think you can relate to the most? Why?
Greg: It depends on what subject and the time period. I
can't think of an ultimate song that I feel the most
related to.
SSM: What is the ring tone on your cell phone?
Greg: It's usually always on vibrate.
SSM: What is the weirdest thing you’ve ever cooked?
Greg: I'm a really picky eater so I haven't cooked many
strange things because there's so much I don't like.
SSM: What is the scariest thing that’s happened to you so far this year?
Greg: I thought my car was stolen but it turned out I had
just parked it somewhere other than where I thought I
had.
SSM: How did you and your band members meet?
Greg: We all met through Nick who was an intern at a studio
that I once recorded some demo stuff at.
SSM: If you were stranded on an island with one person, who would it be and why?
Greg: If I were stranded on an island I would hope I'd be
there with my best friend because we would find a way
to turn that island into a paradise.