Alexandra Blakely's debut album, "Reset" (2013) involves a humanistic experience, based from a metaphysical viewpoint where Blakely shares her personal process of decolonizing heart and mind, relearning and questioning her beliefs since childhood and making decisions about what is her own philosophy. She asks historical and cultural questions, roots of self-defense mistaken for violence, colorblindness, capitalism and white privilege.
domingo, 29 de julio de 2018
Suéltalo. Alexandra Blakely
Alexandra Blakely's debut album, "Reset" (2013) involves a humanistic experience, based from a metaphysical viewpoint where Blakely shares her personal process of decolonizing heart and mind, relearning and questioning her beliefs since childhood and making decisions about what is her own philosophy. She asks historical and cultural questions, roots of self-defense mistaken for violence, colorblindness, capitalism and white privilege.
