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“Life don’t get easier; you just get better at dealing with it.”

“I fell in love with the creativity of always trying to figure out ways to do something different every time I touched the microphone.”

“By admitting you’re vulnerable, it’s letting people know you still wanna know how to be better.”

“I’m not gonna hide the fact that I’m singing about a girl.”

“If you look at the pool that we have already, there aren’t any brown girls.”

“I’ve improved on a lot of shit.”

“My goal is to transmit something that is bigger than myself.”

“Life as a producer is always in waves.”

“We’re all always learning and evolving.”

“I hope to make people pause.”

We sat down with the Epic Records recording artist to discuss his leap from songwriter to recording artist, modern R&B, and his forthcoming EP.

“I wanted to make sure people can feel that pain and those tears.”

“Why not just be weird as fuck, all the time?”

“As soon as I quit all my work, the universe accepted it. I started getting tons of jobs.”

“It's cool when people want to actually see you win and aren’t scared to show it.”

“This music is not about saving face or looking cool.”

“Above all, I can rap.”

“Love is the strongest energy.”

The Massachusetts rapper’s second project, ‘GoodEvil,’ is a roller coaster ride through an addled mind.

"Sometimes you have to be selfish to make sure that stuff happens."

“As a Black woman, I am happy; I am in love.”

“You’ve just gotta take that first step onto the stage and after that, it’s like skydiving.”

An interview with the 25-year-old New Jersey rapper about her new album, ‘Signs.’

“I want you to hear me.”