SZA may have studied biology at that point dropped out to be an artist, yet when she was youthful, Solána Rowe longed for being… an agent. In another meeting with British Vogue, the CTRL vocalist uncovered her longing to work in music didn’t come until some other time.
“I definitely wanted to be in business—I didn’t want to be in music,” she explained. “I thought I was going to have a really nice corner office, a lot of respect and a power suit.”
Yet, who says she can’t have it both ways? That is to say, JAY-Z is a specialist with a few power suits and still performs on a visit with his better half Bey. Perhaps SZA could even perform in a power suit. I’m simply saying, it’s not very late. She has said different circumstances that she doesn’t know she needs to remain in the music business, and if her next venture truly is her last, perhaps business will be the best approach.
SZA has specified going into the film business previously. “I’ll probably just do something different, something visual, probably film,” she told Complex in 2016. “I’m really frustrated, and I’m kind of over it. I have a lot of anxiety and there’s a lot going on in my life.”
She’s additionally discussed needing to do historical underpinnings or showcasing or work at a creature studio. “I thought I’d be a scientist, traveling around the world on some etymology shit,” SZA told Flaunt earlier this year. “Or working for Greenpeace. Or working in an animal conservatory. Or working at a law firm with a popping corner office and a Porsche. Maybe fashion. Marketing or advertising. I just knew that I was going to have a large gate and a dog that I loved. I always knew that. It’s just what I required in that regard. My dreams were too strong. And I need the things I dream about.”
Regardless of whether SZA sticks to music or chooses to seek after her apparently interminable rundown of different choices, she’ll most likely do fine and dandy.
“Who knows what my talents are, who knows if music is the best way to share my gift,” she says in the new British Vogue piece. “I’m just gonna follow it for as long as I can.”
