
Keeana Kee Gets Real: Music, Healing & Pride Month Drama
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Latvian, singer, songwriter and indie pop star Keeana Kee joins Lala and Peelo G. for a candid convo on music, love, and the sapphic chaos of Pride Month. She talks lesbian visibility, vulnerability, the emotional toll of the world and her new queer ballads; Heal Me and Small Fragile Woman. Kee walks through the making of each cinematic music video including a turn from her typical style of music. We end the show discussing Pride Month drama as only three lesbians can with reactions to the Fletcher, Billie Eilish, JoJo drama. Lastly, Keeana drops the name of her newest unreleased track exclusively on Shot of Culture ready for her upcoming show at San Diego Pride in July. Don't miss this episode!
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Keeana Kee is a Latvian-born singer, model, and queer indie pop artist known for her sultry vocals, soulful pop ballads, and unfiltered expression of queer identity. Drawing inspiration from artists like Sia and Tove Lo, Keeana blends emotional storytelling with club-ready beats. She rose to prominence in the LGBTQ+ music scene with her anthems like You're Real and Open Arms, and continues to use her platform to amplify queer femme visibility, mental health, and empowerment through music. Her newest singles Heal Me and Small Fragile Woman explore vulnerability as strength, cementing her role as a rising voice in queer music.