Zsela’s debut album ‘Big For You’ is transformational both in theme and in process.
Did Travis Scott perform in Houston Thursday night? If so, it was his first time on stage here since Astroworld TragedyCopyright 2024 The Associated Press. All rights reserved– Zsela leans into the ebb and flow of uncertainty and invites listeners to do the same throughout her debut album “Big For You.”
“I got really into experimenting with my voice in ways that would dictate my writing. I had this character that I sang with that came from a day that I just wasn’t feeling my voice. So, I was like, let me try something different. Like really different,” says Zsela about a character within the album. When asked where the character appears, she simply says, “I think it’s more fun to leave that for the listener to find.
But while embarking on the metamorphosis, Zsela says she had a strong desire to pursue “lightness, fun and levity” throughout the process. “The big is the space that we fill up and take inside of love. Like being ‘full for you’ and ‘full of you’ and this complexity in the magnitude of that space we take and we fill up,” said the artist.
She has once again teamed up with longtime Frank Ocean and FKA Twigs-collaborator Daniel Aged to produce, alongside Gabe Wax.
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