Solange Knowles has said that her life is divided into two distinct parts: the time before and the time after the 2019 release of her fourth studio album, When I Get Home. Throughout the ambient project, which includes a striking film accompaniment, she crafts a love letter to her hometown of Houston, speaking to her experiences as a Black woman raised in the South and paying homage to the Black artistic landscape that has shaped—and still shapes—Texas. If the end of that album cycle marked her arrival home, so to speak, then everything Solange has created since must be a further exploration of those familiar surroundings and her roots. That intimate exploration process, which involves revelations and reevaluations, must be handled with care. It cannot be rushed. “I make work to…
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