Michaela Jaé Rodriguez's debut album "33" serves as a healing journey for her traumas related to her identity as a trans woman and person of color.
Reflecting on her album, Rodriguez stated it allowed her to confront unresolved trauma, particularly around her intersectional identities, which profoundly impacted her emotional state.
The album blends pop, R&B, Afrobeats, and ballroom, showcasing her diverse musical influences, as she embraces a transformative storytelling experience spanning past, present, and future.
Rodriguez expressed her excitement about finally releasing music, feeling it marked a new sound and era for her, fulfilling her long-held dream of blending pop and R&B.
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