LATASHÁ is an independent rapper, singer, writer, and world-builder whose work moves between hip hop, club, jazz, electronic, and afro-diasporic sound. A New York-raised, Los Angeles-based artist founder, she’s known both for her sharp lyricism, eclectic synesthesia and for building spaces like Topia, which helped define what artist sovereignty and community could look like both irl and digitally.

Her new album, Out Here, is a concept project on channeling the power of self-alchemy, blending her boom bap roots with trance and club inflections. Out Here reframes her music and community work as acts of empowerment, inviting listeners, especially women, to see themselves as creators of their existence too.