The Color of your Skin Doesn’t Matter! Your hair can be long, short, natural,weave, even a 1980’s mullet and Doc Martins with Crush Velvet (I don’t even know…child…) but wear it with confidence.
You have to feel that love and admiration, even from a hater. If you prefer the 1980’s but are a little afraid,maybe have a retro party with close friends who appreciate big bangs, hairspray and layers of sock. Maybe,you are not ready for the Patti Labelle hair hat, just as of yet.
They may be envious of you because YOU can pull it off, and you took that fashion risk.
3 women can wear the same dress, but if you don’t have that confidence, and beauty that embodies grace, you have wasted your time.
Take pride in yourself.
You are amazing, and adventurous. Those clothes, are an accessory for your unique swagger, and gorgeous face. These women are gorgeous, and all of different races an and different hair styles. You keep being confident, you with your bad ass!
All of these looks work, because the confidence is more important than the clothes.
You will stand in the light, and will have fashion mishaps too. Don’t worry,but again if you are confident you won’t give a damn.
If you are not ready to go out with your hair stacked up to Jesus, or don’t invest in Aqua net Hair Spray have an 1980’s theme party. Don’t let someone tell you to play fashion, safe. That is not for you, if you have confidence.
          Have you ever been hypnotized or lifted up to another place or captivated by an original voice? With technology anyone can auto tune a singing voice. You can’t auto-tune talent. Two women with 2 different backgrounds and decades of musical separation, intrigue those that believe a unique voice is not something you can create in a studio. A voice is a gift, or as in this case, a warning to the world of confusion, and the state of the world we live in . You hear a painful, but hauntingly beautiful voice, but were you also listening?
                  If you have not had a chance to experience this phenomenal, these two women will definitely relax and trouble you because of the heart-felt pain, but elaborate similarities of their voices.
The music of the late Billie Holiday, still transforms historians because of the pain. The demons that tortured Billie,  in her destructive life also tortured the late Whitney Houston. Yes, life plaques celebrities with beauty and talent even if it is more than 40 years apart.
Artist will usually have one addictive down-fall, Â because their talent is too powerful to contain, and even in the case of Whitney, Cissy said her talent scared her.
I also deal with that the feeling, of wondering ,”Why am I seeing this, How can I create this? Why am I telling these stories?”
      That melancholy voice transforms the electricity in your  body, and it can’t escape you. You can imagine standing where Billie Holiday stood, when she first saw that body swinging from that tree. It is history, pain and struggle and a gift that was merely too intense for one person to contain.
      Julia’s Holters’ voice might be the last sound you hear before you leave this earthly life. It is a heavenly but depressing voice that haunts most. It is time to listen and judge the similarities in this songs and the beauty of both women, with different backgrounds, decades, and musical training that captivate any audience. Julia will leave her own space in history.Â
        We also know some of the best voices of our time, are barely heard and sadly will not reach that well deserved pinnacle of success. Hip Hip would not be anything, without samples, musical exploration and a vast appreciation to open your mind, and step away from the mundane. Create your own sound, and make your name and voice that next generations will appreciate. Billie Holiday died in 1959 and we still appreciate the gift and curse that she left behind.
You know when you hear Julia’s voice, that this will be the last song you will sing,or is it? What happened?
Never  have I heard a voice so transforming, as this Domino Recording Artist.
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