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“Queen Left is changing the music scene with her authentic flow and New York tinged vocals intertwined with raw spirituality. A spiritual consciousness that leads the listener on just as much a spiritual journey as an odyssey through the perils and triumphs of Black consciousness. With every verse that Queen utters you hear a progression in content that reveals a perfect mix of deviants and respect for her craft. Standing just 5’1 coming out of Rochester NY, “ Black Alice” is an art manifesto continuesly creating new Queendoms to rule and she ask nothing of her loyal subjects but an open mind and to respect her limitless reign.”

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