I trusted my intuition through every line and note of every song on this album, following the flow.
“I love where things are on and offstage. She’s also ready again for fans to hear India.Arie, the singer/songwriter. She recently embraced the former by expanding Soulbird, her label imprint, into a multi-faceted company housing her other entrepreneurial endeavors: jewelry, apparel, merchandise, film and TV, music and book publishing. It’s about being more me in both my life and career.” “It’s about not having anything to prove except to simply express myself because it’s who I am-not as a means to an end. “That was my first glimpse of a new resilience, of stepping into my power,” she recalls. Six months later she finished SongVersation. But instead of waiting another three years, she took a day to pray. “Who are you? How are you shaping the big picture of your life?”Įxhausted from writing and recording Open Door, the singer didn’t feel like doing another album. “I was confronted by the same questions,” says India.Arie. But three years into the project, she shelved it. Music did eventually come back into her life through a series of vulnerable songs she began writing for a self-funded new project called Open Door. So I decided to retire, asking God to show me where I am supposed to be.” “I realized I had to seize the chance to make the career and life I wanted, not accepting what others wanted me to do.
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