The Womack Sisters Video Interview: Inside Their Daptone Records Debut
In Fusicology’s new video interview, The Womack Sisters—BG, Zeimani, and Kucha—sit down to discuss their self-titled debut album, their long-awaited arrival at Daptone Records, and the singular bond that shapes their music.
For a group whose family history is woven into the story of soul music, The Womack Sisters are clear about who they are now: three women bringing their own lives, harmonies, humor, and hard-earned perspective to a sound that is both timeless and current.
Their debut album, The Womack Sisters, arrived on Daptone Records this summer. The label has long been a home for artists making soul music with depth, musicianship, and conviction, making the partnership a natural fit for the trio. In this video interview, the sisters reflect on what it means to release their first full-length project with a label that truly understands the language of the music they make.
The conversation also turns to “If I Let You,” one of the album’s most tender moments. The song considers the care it takes to open your heart, the instinct to protect yourself, and the patience required when love is involved. Rather than treating vulnerability as simple or effortless, The Womack Sisters speak to the real-life experience behind that feeling: wanting connection while learning to move at your own pace.
That emotional honesty gives the album its weight. Across the record, The Womack Sisters make room for love, loss, self-protection, hope, and perseverance. Their voices move easily between lead lines and tightly woven harmonies, creating the kind of conversation only sisters can have. Each voice has its own character, but together they become something even more powerful.
In the Fusicology video interview, BG, Zeimani, and Kucha also share what happens behind the scenes when their creative opinions do not immediately align. Their answer gets to the heart of what makes the group work: the harmony is not just technical. It comes from a lifetime of knowing one another, being honest, and finding a way forward together.
That connection is carrying into their live shows as well. This summer, The Womack Sisters joined Thee Sacred Souls on tour and performed with Al Green at the Hollywood Bowl—major stages that place their new music in dialogue with both contemporary soul audiences and a deep musical lineage.
Still, the focus remains on the music they are creating in the present. The Womack Sisters are not attempting to recreate another era or live in anyone else’s shadow. Their debut is rooted in classic soul, gospel feeling, and close harmony, but its stories are their own.
Watch Fusicology’s full video interview with The Womack Sisters below as they discuss the making of their Daptone Records debut, the personal meaning of “If I Let You,” the power of sisterhood, and what fans can expect from their live show.
Watch the Full Fusicology Video Interview with The Womack Sisters
