EPISODE · Apr 6, 2025 · 11 MIN
When I Get Home - Houston, Black Sovereignty & Power
from Lyrical Linguist · host Andrés López
On this episode of Lyrical Linguist, hosted by Andrés López, we look into Solange's album, "When I Get Home." With a creative vision and unique sound, Solange explores her connections to Houston and the power of her identity.
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On this episode of Lyrical Linguist, hosted by Andrés López, we look into Solange's album, "When I Get Home." With a creative vision and unique sound, Solange explores her connections to Houston and the power of her identity.
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On this episode of Lyrical Linguist, hosted by Andrés López, we look into Solange's album, "When I Get Home." With a creative vision and unique sound, Solange explores her connections to Houston and the power of her identity.
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