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Tag: Vivian Sessoms

Concerts and tours, Interviews Posted on25 October 201823 January 2020

Vivian Sessoms: ‘Strange Fruit is a song for now’

“I’ve been an activist in my music for a long time and I’ve been writing about police brutality for a long time, but oddly enough, I have never went near Strange Fruit,” says Vivian Sessoms.

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News, Profiles Posted on26 May 201730 August 2020

Vivian Sessoms is back to Australia

Growing as a performer, she distilled her experiences into songs, culminating to the release of her album Sunny One Day a seamless blend of soul, funk, jazz, rnb and rock sounds that is still her trademark.

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