Phoenix was born from a place she describes as rock bottom, and it reflects a transformative journey. “I felt like a caged bird for so long who was finally set free, so now I’m learning how to fly and these songs are the experiences of my soul and my voice where’ve I’ve been and where I’m headed,” she comments on the inspiration behind the sixteen-track album.
Elley Duhé
Flying Free

Phoenix was born from a place she describes as rock bottom, and it reflects a transformative journey. “I felt like a caged bird for so long who was finally set free, so now I’m learning how to fly and these songs are the experiences of my soul and my voice where’ve I’ve been and where I’m headed,” she comments on the inspiration behind the sixteen-track album.
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