Honestly Tho Podcast
Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2276283/fan_mail/new] What does it really mean to have autonomy as a Black, queer artist in an industry that rewards conformity? This week, I’m joined by musician Oya Noire for a raw and honest conversation about building a creative life on your own terms—even when the system pushes you to perform, produce, and shrink yourself to fit in. We unpack the tension between identity, ambition, and survival, and what it takes to stay rooted in authenticity while navigating visibility, pressure, and growth. We talk about: The moment she realized her voice had power—and that music was her path How love, heartbreak, and real-life experiences shape her sound What performing at SXSW revealed about the industry Why she stepped away from music—and what that break taught her What creative autonomy actually looks like for her If you’ve ever felt torn between being fully yourself and “making it,” this conversation is for you. Want video? Subscribe to the YouTube channel: UCR7E0g5dPIVtuH_eEf4zCLg Subscribe for more conversations on creativity, identity, and building a life on your own terms. Follow Oya Noire: @OyaNoire [https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UC1NrpoLr7eZMR85YrnYV7ig] Website: https://www.oyanoire.com Follow me on IG at: @toptier_zee Follow Zee on IG at @toptier_zee Subscribe to the YouTube channel at as we are rebuilding that platform from scratch again. https://youtube.com/@HonestlyThoPod?si=-VAJ1ZkzcElIyeQJ [https://youtube.com/@HonestlyThoPod?si=-VAJ1ZkzcElIyeQJ]
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