Say She She makes honest music centering vulnerable, human voices @worldcafe
Say She She makes honest music centering vulnerable, human voices  @worldcafe
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
It's always a party when Say She She hits the stage. But there's a deeper message behind their "discodelic" anthems.

On this episode of World Cafe, Say She She talks about their latest album, Cut & Rewind, including why the group wanted to write a song like "Disco Life," inspired by the infamous Disco Demolition Night in Chicago, and how the anti-disco backlash targeted Black and queer communities.

The band also reflects on a major business setback and the challenges of navigating an industry that has been predatory to artists.

And, best of all, Say She She performs live in our studio. Watch and listen now at worldcafe.org.
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Say She She makes "honest music" centering vulnerable, human voices

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