I'm A Fan Of Hip-hop And I

I Was Working Through A Lot Of Challenges At Every Angle Of My Life, And A Lot Of Self-doubt, A Lot Of Pity-partying. And I Think Every Woman In Her Twenties Has Been There - Where It Feels Like No Matter What You Are Doing To Fight Through The Thing That Is Holding You Back, Nothing Can Fill That Void.

Women Face A Lot Of Challenges Every Day - We Have To Stand Firm In Our Walk And Our Intentions - But There Are Times When That Weight Feels Too Heavy, Feels Like A Load That I Just Can't Bear That Day. I Try To Work Through That In My Art, Whatever Medium That Might Be. My Live Performance Is Based Around The Color Red, And All The Things That Communicates As A Woman To The World - Fiery, Really Vocal, Present, Almost A Kind Of Stubborn Color - And Redefining It As Being Very Complex. Being Able To Express That Complexity, I'm Getting A Lot Better At That The Older I've Gotten.

I Remember Being Really Young And Having This Voice Inside That Told Me To Trust My Gut. And My Gut Has Been Really, Really Strong In My Life. It's Pretty Vocal And It Leads Me.

We Are Getting An Education Of A Lifetime. We're Actually Out There In The Real World.

The Album ['a Seat At The Table'] Really Feels Like Storytelling For Us All And Our Family And Our Lineage.