"It’s not about being strong all the time," she says, correcting my assumption about her resilience. "It’s about being honest. I’m not strong on this record. I’m confused, I’m sad, I’m angry. But I’m not pretending. That’s the difference."
She places the Nina Simone record back on the shelf. "The fans grew up with me. I was a scared kid when I started; I’m a woman now. If the music doesn't reflect that growth, then I’m lying to them. Besides," she pauses, pulling her coat tight as we step out into the gray London afternoon, "I’m done building walls. It’s time to see what happens when I let the windows stay open." jasmine webb interview
For those who may not be familiar with your work, can you tell us a little bit about yourself and what you do? "It’s not about being strong all the time,"
“You mention a ‘recurring ghost’ in your work. For listeners who haven’t followed you long, who or what is that ghost?” I’m confused, I’m sad, I’m angry
Thank you for having me. I'm excited to be here.
Sure. My name is Jasmine Webb, and I'm a [insert profession/occupation here, e.g., journalist, entrepreneur, artist]. I've been working in [industry/field] for [number] years, and I've had the opportunity to [briefly mention a few accomplishments or experiences].
Well, Jasmine, it's been an absolute pleasure speaking with you. Thank you for sharing your insights and experiences with us today.