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“I Want People to Know That They Have a Voice”: Fiona-Lee Says the Quiet Part Aloud on ‘Every Woman,’ an Unflinching EP of Survival, Reclamation, & Release
bySinger/songwriter Fiona-Lee says the quiet part out loud on her unflinching EP ‘Every Woman,’ a fierce, feverish reckoning with sexual assault, shame, self-doubt, and the hard-won freedom of reclaiming your voice and refusing to stay silent. Speaking with Atwood Magazine, the East Yorkshire artist opens up about anger as release, softness as strength, and the confrontational, diary-like songs that make her second EP feel so urgent, intimate, and alive.
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“I Want People to Know That They Have a Voice”: Fiona-Lee Says the Quiet Part Aloud on ‘Every Woman,’ an Unflinching EP of Survival, Reclamation, & Release
bySinger/songwriter Fiona-Lee says the quiet part out loud on her unflinching EP ‘Every Woman,’ a fierce, feverish reckoning with sexual assault, shame, self-doubt, and the hard-won freedom of reclaiming your voice and refusing to stay silent. Speaking with Atwood Magazine, the East Yorkshire artist opens up about anger as release, softness as strength, and the confrontational, diary-like songs that make her second EP feel so urgent, intimate, and alive.
