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04 Jul

Posted at 11:00h in Interviews, Music
We have a few things to clear up about Vivian Green. Fresh from touring with Jill Scott, her debut album A Love Story was well-received in 2002 by the Soul crowd for it’s smooth and jazzy undertones. Sophomore release Vivian (2005) was questioned by many of those same fans for it’s more prevalent R&B backbone - and Green’s ‘new’ straightened, flowing locks. 'The label must have made her relax her hair', some people assumed, commercialising both her image and sound. Not the case - apparently it was quite the other way around. Discussing the real her, Vivian Green sets the record straight in this honest interview with SoulCulture. Her third and latest release, Beautiful, follows the path set by her previous album. Made with complete creation freedom, this album lets her fans know exactly who she is - and, if you’re left reaching back for her debut, shows her exactly who her real fans are.