It’s the greatest blessing and the greatest lesson, but it’s what grows us up,” she explained as she led up to Good Morning. “I’ve come to understand by maturing as a woman, the greatest lesson of all is love. One song that I will die believing was written about my life is Good Morning, which happens to be India’s jam as well. “My mom used to always say Blue is not black or white he’s blue,” she said as the audience screamed his name.
Doing a quick melody of Simple, Interested, Little Things, The One and Yellow, she moved onto the full versions of Cocoa Butter and Back to the Middle.ĭuring one of India’s many stories, she explained that Back to the Middle was co-written with Blue Miller, a man who has been a part of her career from the beginning. The rest of the night, India entertained the audience with songs from all five of her releases. At the end of the song, she politely unwrapped her head scarf and revealed a short-cropped haircut.īriefly leaving the stage, she returned brushing her newly cropped do, “First of all, that feels amazing! I just cut it off last week,” she said.
Looking light-hearted and free in all white, she opened the show with a singing prayer, followed by her first single, Video, and I Am Not My Hair. Playing the parts of storyteller, singer and dancer, India clearly is a woman who has come through her journey of self-discovery, and according to her, “spiritual maturity,” stronger, wiser and more self-assured. Just in case you have yet to pick up India’s new album SongVersation, my last sentence is a reference to her song SoulBird Rise, which says in part:Īt that right there, is a great summation of the energy India radiated the entire evening.
Definitely dropped some weight tonight! #SongVersationSanFrancisco Just got in from and let me tell you, I feel lighter & free.
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