A.I. The Anomaly: Fiery Femcees (Pt. IV)
“I just want to be good. I want to sharpen my sword.”
“I just want to be good. I want to sharpen my sword.”
Defining her youth simply as “a struggle,” it’s safe to say much of her life story is embedded in the music.
“I don’t wanna be just reduced to a rapper, I’m a lyricist. I have more to offer than your average rapper does.”
“There’s a skill in knowing how to record, knowing how to write, knowing how to rap and knowing how to tell stories and I know how to do all of them.”
“As a creator, being able to capture these moments and being able to see the before, during, and after is so incredible…I don’t want to leave because I want to see it happen. I want to take pictures of it happening.”
Schondra Aytch was on the scene at Sugar City this past Saturday for an awe-inspiring live installation of Queen City Live, now in its second year.
“I think the best way to even just to learn how to play is just to do it. Play with people who are better and more experienced. You’ll learn a lot faster…It’s just like life, ya know?”
“It’s actually trying to find this whole new place to coexist.”