Writing and recording music has been crucial to expressing the true feelings I've held inside for years. As a recently out transgender woman, music is my therapy and my soul.
Continuing to be able to express myself musically, wherever that road leads me.
I'd erase the artificial limitations society has placed on all of us.
Hearing "Magic" by Olivia Newton John is my first and most pivotal memory. It triggered my love of music and was the first instance I had of feeling female.
Taylor Swift, Fiona Apple, Madonna, Mariah Carey, Janet Jackson, Blake Lewis, Troye Sivan, Charlie Puth, Kacey Musgraves, Love & Theft
The feelings and thoughts I've never been able to express in any other way.
Embracing and expressing your authenticity is the driving force behind joy and truly living life.
It's a mix of energy, nerves, and a surreal rush.
Ageism and transphobia are tremendous blocks I experience as an artist. Removing categories and biases and sharing more diverse music is sorely needed.
I'll let ya know :)
Ageism. Transphobia. Judgment.
Going to concerts. Sharing music personally and socially.
Authenticity. Perseverance. Confidence that numbers don't equal impact.
Love & Theft, The Private Language, Olivia Kuper Harris