VIDEO INTERVIEW: JAZMINE SULLIVAN talks IMAGE, INDUSTRY, MISSY ELLIOTT & THE SPICE GIRLS
August 3, 2009 by M. Gosho Oakes
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Hailing from Philly with a voice ahead of her years, JAZMINE SULLIVAN speaks to Soulculture.co.uk about how Missy Elliott became an early fan of her music and discusses the pressures of image in the music industry and growing into her voice.
You might be surprised to hear this soulful young lady confess her passion for the Spice Girls… but don’t judge!
Her album, Fearless, is out now on J Records.
Interviewed by Marsha Gosho Oakes
Filmed & Edited by Rize Of The Robotz
British born writer and dreamer of Zimbabwean and Irish descent with hands and ink indelibly marked in music and culture, Marsha Gosho Oakes is Editor and Founder of SoulCulture. Has also written for likes of Blues & Soul, MySpace UK, HipHopDX, Dazed&Confused, Shook, Undercover and MOBO. Website: MGoshoOakes.com
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