Idina Menzel took the phase at WeHo Pride over the weekend break, and also she took a seat with Billboard‘s Tetris Kelly to review her brand-new songs and also the effect the LGBTQIA+ area has actually carried her job.
Of her dance-heavy brand-new solitary “Move,” Menzel exposed, “I think it might have been something people didn’t expect from me, but once they hear it, I think they’ll it’s a pretty organic transition. Big voices, big disco grooves.”
She proceeded that she recognizes why the tune links to the LGBTQIA+ area, as “it’s about having to find my self-esteem and empower myself to get up every day and be who I am authentically, which is honestly what I’ve learned from all my friends in this community. I probably wouldn’t be who I am today if I hadn’t learned to be myself in this world and if it wasn’t for [the LGBTQIA+] community.”
Of program, the Frozen starlet exposes that Pride parties are a lot various than her convenience area on Broadway — in an excellent way. “Here you don’t have to behave so much. You can stand, you can dance, you can sing. It feels really good,” she stated with a laugh.
She likewise considered in on drag queens covering “Let It Go” at programs. “When I go, I’m always so flattered, especially when someone is doing one of my characters,” she discussed. “I’m just so inspired by the creativity, the artistry. I’m really sad and angry about everything that’s going on and all the legislation.”
Watch Billboard‘s complete meeting with Idina Menzel over.
