Prime Evil TSOV-234.1 black on the outside and

black on the outside and possibly undercooked

the album's emphasis on re-defining feminine expectations was shaped by primary songwriter Jess Abbott's experiences living in Minneapolis and working at a liquor store in a rough part of town

Betty Harris' music failed to achieve the commercial success of other New Orleans artists such as Lee Dorsey (who she recorded with) and The Meters (who backed her)

and 25 million Twitter followers

is the first new original music from the British singer/songwriter since she burst onto the scene with the catchy folk-pop electro songs on her debut album Lights

Prime Evil TSOV-234.1 black on the outside and