As the artist explained in a blog post, the album is all about going against the norm. "I am embracing who I am and who I was created to be. I accept the fact that what I create may not be for everybody and may not fit the format the industry may want."
I always say that music is self expression not mass production. But sadly music has become mass production not self expression. Same topics, same styles, same look and content. If you want to get more airplay, be more successful etc talk about this and not that. Seems like music that is thought provoking is often overlooked. On the other hand even in the Christian circles, if your music doesn't tickle the ears (e.g God blessed me with this and that) it's also pushed aside. Simply put, when it come to music, the truth is not celebrated, only perceptions are. This album is all about going against the norm. I am embracing who I am and who I was created to be. I accept the fact that what I create may not be for everybody and may not fit the format the industry may want. But I also understand that not being fully embraced by them doesn't make me any less of an artist. Being a voice of truth and transparency in my generation is what I feel convicted to be and the plan is to communicate that with this album.
