'We're still trying to define Black-Irish culture – and that's super exciting'
Back in 2019, at the age of 21, Amanda Adé took a razor to her mid-length hair and shaved it all off. She wasn’t making a fashion statement. She wasn’t having a Britney Spears moment. It was a form of catharsis, she tells me over coffee in Brooks Hotel, Dublin. She was confronting her insecurities and taking back control.