B. DeVeaux is a multitalented artist from Oakland performing this month at the Kennedy Center. As a femme non-binary first-generation U.S. citizen of Afro Caribbean descent, their music emphasizes self-love, social justice, and community empowerment. The artist's upcoming album includes tracks like 'Pluto', which depicts a vibrant dream world, and 'Sometimes You Need to Burn in Hell', showcasing themes of personal accountability and growth. The closing track 'Safe Place' draws inspiration from a touching reunion with their mother after eight years apart, emphasizing connection and introspection.
B. DeVeaux's existence challenges the status quo as a femme non-binary first-generation U.S. citizen of Afro Caribbean descent, singing about self-love, social justice, and community.
On 'Pluto,' B. DeVeaux envisions a vibrant world filled with dreamlike imagery, reflecting aspirations where nothing is out of reach.
In 'Sometimes You Need to Burn in Hell,' B. DeVeaux candidly addresses the process of accountability and personal growth through difficult experiences.
The final track 'Safe Place' is inspired by a heartfelt reunion with their mother after eight years apart, highlighting themes of connection and self-reflection.
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