A Seat At The Table

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<b>100 Best Albums</b> “Fall in your ways so you can wake up and rise,” Solange sings in the introductory track of her third album. The line encapsulates the then 30-year-old artist’s journey, previously most known as Beyoncé Knowles’ little sister, now recognized and respected as a bona fide visionary in her own right. As Destiny’s Child catapulted into superstardom in the early 2000, a 14-year-old Solange tried her hand at singing and acting. She performed lead vocals on the theme song for Disney’s <i>The Proud Family</i>, and starred in teen and family films including <i>Johnson Family Vacation</i> and <i>Bring It On: All or Nothing</i>. Alongside singing backup vocals for her sister’s mega girl group, the multi-hyphenate Houston native also went on to release pop and dance music under her father’s Music World Entertainment label and Geffen Records in the early- to mid-2000. Following an eight-year hiatu, Solange returned with <i>A Seat at the Table</i>, matured and more authentic than ever, taking full creative control by way of her talents in storytelling, music, design, and visual space. .

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