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True

Solange Knowles · 2012

27 min · 7 tracks · hip-hop · R&B · soul

A vibrant blend of dance-pop and soul that captures the complexities of love and self-identity.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • short, immersive listening sessions
  • steady progression with resolution
  • reflective moments of self-discovery
  • vibrant and engaging atmosphere

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Breakthrough — Established Solange as a significant voice in contemporary R&B.
Themes
relationship frustrations· introspective longing
Career context
Released on November 27, 2012, 'True' marked Solange's transition from her earlier pop roots to a more experimental sound. This EP followed her 2008 album 'Sol-Angel and the Hadley St. Dreams', showcasing her artistic evolution during a period of growing independence from her family's musical legacy.
Stylistic neighbors
Janelle Monáe· Erykah Badu· SZA
If this clicks, go next to
A Seat at the Table — Continues themes of identity and empowerment with a more introspective sound.
Sounds like this from elsewhere
The Electric Lady by Janelle Monáe — Merges funk and soul with introspective themes of identity and love, creating a vibrant sonic landscape.
Channel Orange by Frank Ocean — Explores complex relationships and self-discovery through lush production and emotionally charged lyrics.
New Amerykah Part Two by Erykah Badu — Shares a soulful exploration of love and personal growth, layered with rich, experimental soundscapes.

Tracklist

New here? Start with "Losing You".

  • 1 Losing You Start here 4:20
  • 2 Some Things Never Seem to Fucking Work 4:57
  • 3 Locked in Closets 3:22
  • 4 Lovers in the Parking Lot 4:22
  • 5 Don't Let Me Down 4:13
  • 6 Looks Good With Trouble 1:30
  • 7 Bad Girls (Verdine version) 5:10

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