Cliché Magazine Publishes Feb/Mar 2016 Issue Featuring Cover Girls Normani Kordei, Alyson Stoner

LAS VEGAS - Feb. 9, 2016 - PRLog -- Normani Kordei gets personal about her music career with Fifth Harmony; Alyson Stoner talks Missy Elliot and her new music style;actressScout Taylor-Compton chats about her role in the hit drama Nashville;Jordan Fishergets personal about his role of Doody in Fox’s Grease: Live; and More!

ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS:

Cover Story: She’s Worth It (p. 80)
Normani Kordei opens up about the music industry and her career: “In this business, you’re constantly under a microscope and always being judged by people who don’t really know you.”

Cover Story: Dancing Queen (p. 88)
Alyson Stoner talks about her new music style and what inspired it: “There’s strength, vigor, passion, and authenticity in the lyrics and melodies… It’s spontaneous and powerful, and it moves each listener differently.”

Music and Monsters (p. 56)
Nashville star Scout Taylor-Compton tells us what she loves most about the iconic city: “There’s so much music everywhere. You turn a corner and it’s like you’re in a new world.”

Just Jordan (p. 50)
Actor and singer Jordan Fisher gets personal about working with the cast of Grease: Live: “It has been one of the most fulfilling processes I’ve ever been a part of. The cast is incredible, the crew works so hard, and the show itself is already so loved by so many, including myself.”

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