It Is Always An Honor To Work

There's Just So, So Many Overlooked R&b Artists And I Think It's Really About, Again, Being Sensitive To Whatever You're Addressing Culturally. I Just Always Try To Have A Sensitivity To It And What That Might Make Someone Feel.

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

Style Is The Way We Communicate Who We Are To People Before We Open Our Mouths.

My Parents Only Played Isley Brothers, Marvin Gaye. That's When New Kids Came Out, And We Wanted To Jam That. My Mom Was Like, "put That Thing Off And Put My Damn Record On". So From Old School To '90s To Recent, It's Just Always Been There.

I Just Feel So Much Joy And Gratitude That People Have Connected To It In This Way. The Biggest Reward That I Could Ever Get Is Seeing Women, Especially Black Women, Talk About What This Album ['a Seat At The Table'] Has Done, The Solace It Has Given Them.