“Undulating basslines, self-assured flow and energetic dancehall club energy pulses through the song – which serves as a fearless anthem of empowerment for Black women everywhere. And the music video sees Latashá taking centre-stage as a pay-per-view medium calling on “young, gifted and black” women to take what’s owed.”
— WONDERLAND MAGAZINE on Latashá's GOGO WYNE.
“The opening lines to Latashá‘s latest single, “WHO I AM,” is a mantra that embodies what the artist’s song is about: championing and embracing all aspects of yourself and being aware of who you are.”
— OKAYPLAYER on Latashá's WHO I AM
“ Brooklyn polymath Latasha Alcindor has been working in the New York music and art worlds for a few years now, and B(LA)K. – her first full-length project since 2014 – is what you’d get if the love child of Lil Kim and Lauryn Hill made an experimental, spoken-word rap album. (Plus, it’s a respite from the testosterone-fueled projects that usually fill this round-up.) ”
