PORTLAND, Ore. (May 16, 2024) — In a candid, hour-long conversation with Sister Marsha, Octavia, also known as Hadassah Queen O, unveiled her new song, “Everyone Forgiven,” and shared the inspiring story of her journey as a recording artist and her life.

The Journey of “Good” 

During the interview, Octavia shared insights into her latest album, “Good,” and highlighted the journey behind its creation. “Good” is not just an album; it’s a testament to Octavia’s journey through life’s challenges and her unwavering faith in Yah. Each track on the album is imbedded with personal experiences and a deep spiritual connection, making it a profoundly moving listening experience for fans, old and new.

A New Song for a New Era

One of the many treats of the interview was the debut of Octavia’s new song, “Everyone Forgiven.” The song is not included in her album and it emphasizes the importance of forgiveness and the freeing power of forgiving others and oneself. It was a deeply personal moment for Octavia and her fans.

Highlights from the Interview

The interview was conducted by Sister Marsha and covered various aspects of Octavia’s life and career. Octavia opened up about her personal battles, including the dark times she faced and the immense strength it required to keep going. She credited her resilience to her faith and the guidance of The Most High, YAH. The interview revealed the personal challenges that have influenced her music and the journey of her life.

“Forgiveness is a powerful act that frees not only the one who forgives but also the one who is forgiven. It’s a healing process that brings peace and closure.” — Octavia “Queen O”

Here are some highlights from the conversation:

1. The Journey of “Good”: Octavia explained the inspiration behind her latest album and how it reflects her journey through life’s challenges. She emphasized the importance of faith and resilience, noting that her connection with Yah kept her grounded and enabled her to create music that inspires.
2. Personal Challenges: Octavia opened up about her personal battles, including the dark times she faced and the immense strength it required to keep going. She credited her resilience to her faith and the guidance of The Most High, YAH.
3. Family and Music: Octavia talked about the support she received from her family, especially during the challenging times. She mentioned how her family played a crucial role in her journey and the creation of her music.
4. New Song, “Everyone Forgiven”: The highlight of the interview was the debut of her new song, “Everyone Forgids it from (within the community and beyond). The song, as the name implies, focuses on forgiveness and the freeing power of forgiving others and oneself.
5. Reflections on the Interview: Sister Marsha engaged in a candid discussion with Octavia, allowing her to share her thoughts on the importance of community, faith, and the impact of music on people’s lives. Octavia’s insights were deeply personal and resonated with the audience, highlighting her commitment to her role as a musical ambassador for her faith.

Sister Marsha engaged in a candid discussion with Octavia, allowing her to share her thoughts on the importance of community, faith, and the impact of music on people’s lives. Octavia’s insights were deeply personal and resonated with the audience, highlighting her commitment to her role as a musical ambassador for her faith.

“We all make mistakes, and holding onto grudges only weighs us down. True liberation comes from letting go and embracing forgiveness.” — Octavia “Queen O”

A Journey of Resilience and Faith

Her dedication to her craft and unwavering faith shine through in every track on the album.

Available Now

“Good” is now available for purchase on multiple platforms, including Spotify, iTunes, and YouTube Music. Fans can also follow Octavia’s journey and support her ministry through her social media channels and website.

Join the Journey

Join Octavia on her musical voyage through “Good,” and let her songs inspire and uplift your spirit as you embark on your own journey of faith and resilience.

You can watch the full interview here.