Fana Hues has partnered with PLUS1 so that $1 per ticket goes to providing critical relief and long-term recovery support for individuals, families, and communities impacted by the devastating Altadena wildfires via the PLUS1 LA Fires Fund.

True to her name, Fana Hues has an endless ability to paint emotions with her music. Her voice, at times celestial and tender, at others, intrepid and electric, is the driving force behind her meticulous and soul-stirring sound. Throughout her career thus far, the Los Angeles-born-and-raised singer-songwriter and executive producer has cultivated a musical practice that centers a careful reflection of self and a rooted intention to grow. Fana’s songs are instinctive, sensitive, and honest, without sacrificing joy and pleasure. They entrance and soothe as much as they rouse and awaken, resonating with listeners as Fana masterfully chronicles the emotions that arise along her journey. MOTH (Matters of the Heart), Fana’s third full-length album arriving on Bright Antenna Records on June 14, is the final chapter in a trilogy of records showcasing Fana’s pristine execution, lyrically and sonically. Executive produced by Fana, MOTH is a vulnerable and arresting portrait of her newfound womanhood. Its 12 tracks explore a panorama of themes, from lust and love languages to patience, karma, and setting an example. “All of my projects are pretty introspective because music is therapy for me—I want the growth to be documented,” she says. MOTH follows her critically acclaimed 2022 album flora + fana, an exquisite meditation on self-love praised by NPR, Vogue, Complex, The Guardian, Billboard, and more.

Since releasing her debut album, Hues, in 2020, Fana has steadily risen through the ranks of R&B as a promising singer and songwriter, earning a prominent feature on Tyler The Creator’s “Sweet / I Thought You Wanted to Dance” with Brent Faiyaz from his Grammy-winning album CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST. Fana’s compelling live performances led to her touring with, Raveena, Snoh Aalegra, and Giveon in the US and playing a sold-out headline tour in Europe, as well as gaining fans in the likes of Janelle Monae, Sabrina Claudio, and Lucky Daye. Now, with MOTH (Matters of the Heart), Fana Hues’ return marks an exciting new chapter in her masterful artistic evolution.