One Woman One Love isn’t a demand. It’s a question.

I wrote this song after a lifetime of watching love look beautiful on the outside while painful underneath. I hope this song resonates liberation and joy with you x

“One Woman One Love”

I grew up around love — but also around silence. Where devotion existed, but honesty was complicated. You don’t question that as a child — you absorb it. Years later, through the Blues and through sobriety, I started asking a different question: What would love look like if it were clean? If no one had to hide? One Woman One Love isn’t a rule or a slogan. It’s a longing. For devotion without wreckage. For love that tells the truth This is One Woman One Love.”