JoJo discusses her evolution from a teen pop star to an artist seeking authenticity, detailing her songwriting process, creative collaborations, and personal growth. She shares insights on vocal care, the impact of AI on music, and the importance of redefining success beyond chart positions. The conversation highlights her journey of self-discovery, including moving to New York, overcoming industry pressures, and finding joy in her craft.
“I think that using it as a therapy session is not always the most productive thing... I don't want to put that out in the world. That's actually not what I want my contribution to be right now. I want to act as if I want to project another truth within me, which is love and strength and resonance and empowerment.”
“If I like what I'm doing and I know it's to the best of my ability and I can see or I can feel that it's resonating with who is there... and that I can be paid and that I can live a a life that is a little more than comfortable... I find that to be successful.”
“The advice that I would give is learn how to be self-sufficient. So you don't have to, you know, depend on like me doing a show and trying to track down this MD or this producer... get really obsessed with with your craft... and get comfortable with promoting your music.”
“I'm in a season of trying things on but not in the same way that I was trying them on in my 20s. I think my 30s have really felt like such a gift for making it through my uncomfortable, weird, messy, dangerous 20s.”
“I think it's interesting above all. I think that we you don't need to be a great singer to be really impactful... It's actually pretty good and pretty impressive that they had their own sound, their own tone, their own like vibes for real.”
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