Janelle Monáe explains short stories based on Dirty Computer
Zooming in from the future, singer and actor Janelle Monáe explains why she expanded her album 'Dirty Computer' into a cyberpunk story collection.
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Zooming in from the future, singer and actor Janelle Monáe explains why she expanded her album 'Dirty Computer' into a cyberpunk story collection.
Janelle Monae dressed to the nines as she stepped out in NYC to promote her new book. The singer-songwriter donned a latex white dress and fishnet stockings underneath a black and white coat.
The Memory Librarian continues the story of Janelle Monáe’s Grammy-nominated 2018 album Dirty Computer and its accompanying YouTube "emotion picture." The short stories in this collection extend the Afrofuturist world she established in songs like "I Like That," "Pynk," "Make Me Feel" and "Django Jane."
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