It Is Always An Honor To Work

A Lot Of Times I Use Live Musicians, But I Don't Want It To Have That Live Funky Sound So I'll Just Take The Best Loop Of A Drum Part And Repeat It Over And Over And Over Again So That There's Consistency And It Feels A Little Bit More Programmed. But I Have A Love/hate Relationship With Comping As Well.

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.

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.

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 Love Music. But I'm Not Gonna Work Myself To Death. If There Ever Comes A Point Where I'm Not Enjoying It, Then I'm Not Gonna Do It Anymore. I've Promised Myself That. I've Written It Down On Paper And Signed A Contract.