Journey Montana Shares Transformation from "Saddest Girl in Harlem" to Embracing Emotions, Delusional Confidence, Women Empowerment, & New Album!

WNTTLK (We Need To Talk)

What if your childhood tears were a hidden sign of musical genius? Journey Montana joins Nyla Simone to reveal her evolution from the "saddest girl in Harlem" to an artist embracing a full spectrum of emotions in her music. Journey’s new album, executive produced by Camper, is a testament to her introspective journey and multi-layered songwriting. Hear fascinating childhood stories, including how crying in perfect pitch hinted at her early musical inclinations, and the emotional rollercoaster of being a Scorpio trying to master eyeliner.
Journey Montana's career is a powerful example of how delusional confidence and self-belief can propel someone into the public eye. We discuss the crucial role of maintaining tunnel vision and blissful ignorance to brush off rejection and criticism. Journey opens up about positive affirmations, the power of words in manifesting realities, and the themes of self-worth and empowerment—especially for women of color—explored in her debut project. This conversation highlights how her steadfast mindset combats societal pressures and reinforces her sense of self-belief.
Take a nostalgic trip with us to Harlem as we reminisce about local gems like Lighthouse on 135th. Journey’s bubbly personality lights up the discussion, adding warmth to the anticipation surrounding her new album. With her single "Journey" already capturing hearts, we share where fans can follow Journey Montana on social media. This episode is a heartfelt blend of personal anecdotes, emotional growth, and the universal allure of R&B, making it an uplifting listen for anyone seeking inspiration and a deeper connection to music.

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1. Journey Montana Discusses Her Music Journey (00:00:00)

2. Embracing Delusion and Self-Confidence (00:14:09)

3. Exploring Music, Growth, and Self-Reflection (00:19:23)

4. Exploring Harlem and Music Plans (00:29:10)