A few weeks ago, Jhené Aiko was featured on VICE Autobiographies to give her short tale of career choices and life-changing events. During the intimate sit-down, she opened up on signing a deal at 12 and learning the music business at an early age with the help of her sisters.
The Los Angeles girl also spoke on taking a leap of faith for her debut mixtape, Sailing Soul(s), explaining how she had to quit her day job and put complete focus in upstarting a music career. During the personal conversation, she also discussed her older brother’s unfortunate passing from cancer four years, which is one of the main drives for her current creative process.
Learn more about Ms. Aiko in the brief documentary clip above.
