From 'My Super Sweet Sixteen' to songs about self-acceptance and postpartum depression.
For a sense of her sound, 'Gonna Love Me' and 'Bare Wit Me' are good places to start. They have that lived-in quality she does well.
She first caught attention on MTV's 'My Super Sweet Sixteen' with her singing and dancing, then built a catalog that feels grounded in real experience. Songs like 'Gonna Love Me' tackle self-acceptance, while she's been open about dealing with postpartum depression after having her daughter Junie. That willingness to talk about mental health gives her music a particular weight.
Her first album was called 'VII.' In 2018 she released 'Gonna Love Me,' a song about self-acceptance that connected with listeners. Other tracks like 'Bare Wit Me' and 'Morning' with Kehlani show her range in R&B and soul.
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