But I never felt like I had to be in the music industry, but I understand now that it’s the vehicle for my message and, you know, the more people you reach, the more people you reach. I feel like I’m always gonna sing and write songs because it’s me. “I just decided I wasn’t gonna do the music industry. “There’s several months where I was retired,” she told Oprah. She closed out the 10-slide message by thanking those who “hurt, “used,” “SUED,” “played,” “Stole from,” and “betrayed” while also giving them the middle finger.Īrie, who’s won several Grammys and NAACP awards, spoke to Oprah in 2013 on an episode of “Super Soul Sunday,” where she admitted that she contemplated leaving the music industry several times. A studied songwriter and guitar player rooted in the soul and blu. And exponentially SOULFUL!” She added that her “MOST POWERFUL DAYS ARE STILL TO COME!” Among the neo-classic soul artists to emerge in the early 2000s, following the success of artists like D'Angelo and Lauryn Hill, Atlanta's India.Arie was poised to make a major impact. (Photo: to reflect on her journey and deciding to focus on the positive outcome of her negative experience, she said, “I HAVE GROWN FREE! And MORE Beautiful. India Arie speaks out about the music industry.
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