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Adia Victoria on embracing A Southern Gothic
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The episode you’re about to hear is one of my favourites of this entire series. Adia Victoria is a singer-songwriter who combines elements of blues, folk, and gothic country to tell stories. She’s also punk af, which is conveyed all-across today’s podcast. You see, Adia is the type of person who strives to live her words, constantly proving how true her words are to her. She’s a staunch supporter of human rights, workers rights, battling racism and sexism at every turn, and yes; all of this does greatly influence her music. Her most recent album, A Southern Gothic, explores what it means for a person to reclaim themselves from society. We get into all that and more on this special podcast episode.
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