You Get Educated By Traveling.

I Really Don't Listen To Anyone That I'm Not Proud Of Saying That I Listen To. Even If It's Something A Little Bit More Unexpected, I Didn't Get Too Deep Into The Waka, Gucci Records, But I Like Those With Pride.

I Don't Really Have Guilty Pleasures. Anything Musically That I Fully, Fully Believe, Is Good No Matter Who The Artist Is, No Matter What The Marketing Is Behind It, I Stand Pretty Firm.

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.

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.

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.