“I wanted to rescue my origins”

The singer Lia Clark, one of the biggest voices in the drag scene in Brazil, prepared everything for the release of her newest album, titled “Lia Clark: The Album”. The production, which marks a new phase in the artist’s career, is now available on all digital platforms.

According to Lia, this project not only represents a continuation of her last work, but also brings a celebration of its origins. “Since I created this album, when it was projected in my head, I wanted to recover my origins, understand myself more, direct everything as I wanted and go exactly where I found myself as an artist, which was the beginning of my career as a drag artist. who makes funk”he stated.

The singer said that she sought to establish this entire concept in the tracklist, in the sound and, mainly, in the special appearances. “All these people on the album transition or have transited into funk in some way. I always thought that if I want to establish myself as a funk drag queen I have to be on the side of the biggest. From the drag scene, the Pablo Vittar It’s the most funk Valesca Popozuda andTati Quebra Barraco They are queens, no one above them. Not to mention MC NaninhaThe Pocah, S4tan, Will DF, Hitmaker, TH4I, they are people who experience funk and are with me on this project. It all made a lot of sense,” said.

For the artist, not only the new album, but her entire career and the growth she has had over the years, have contributed and continue to contribute to the movement of empowerment and inclusion in the scene.

“I’m sure people look at me and other artists feel more desire, more courage and know that it’s possible. When I started being a drag funk artist, making music, we had a lot of dreams, but there wasn’t as much representation, especially in the musical world, I would venture to say that there were none. I think that in some way we are inspiring and contributing to the next generation becoming dangerous”, declared.