March report from the Congressional Research Service with the world. And with a sound that pushes her entire aesthetic to glorious new heights, it was certainly worth the wait. To celebrate its release,Teen Vogue I love the fact that I’m doing something I’m good at, that’s the first thing I love. For a long time, I was doing something I was really bad at, and failing at it — like school. I was really bad at it. I love that I finally get to be the kid who’s good at something. That’s first. But then, I just love music, obviously. I love making music. I love that it’s unstructured, that I get to go perform and play in front of people, to meet new people. I love to do the thing I’m best at every day. At 15, I was a mess with long, unkempt dark hair who didn’t know how to dress on the outside in a way that matched my insides. I ricocheted between wearing too much black and forcing myself to wear dresses because I thought that’s what I was supposed to do. I had no idea what or who I could be if I allowed myself to want it. But there was a song that I’d play on repeat to give me faith that there was a different person buried deeper inside of me somewhere, and that someday they’d be seen.