Cakeswagg Returns with “Michelin Star” and a Powerful New Perspective.

It’s been two years since Cakeswagg last joined the crew on-air, and in that time, the femcee has only elevated her career. From headlining shows and fine-tuning her craft to diving into theater and becoming a passionate advocate for youth education, Cakeswagg has been on an unstoppable journey of growth and success. Most recently, she’s dropped her latest album, ‘Michelin Star’, which the team considers her most personal and polished work to date.

This week, the CWTFB Radio crew—Charlie MaSheen, Bellez, and KASH—welcomes the Boston-based artist back to the show to discuss her latest release, her ‘Boston Music Awards’ nomination for “Live Artist of the Year,” and her evolving role in the Massachusetts education system. During this candid interview, Cakeswagg opens up about her creative process behind “Michelin Star”, her involvement in theater, and her current “Soft Girl Era.”

While Cakeswagg’s music continues to resonate with fans due to her clever, sophisticated lyrics, her impact extends beyond just the studio. As an artist deeply rooted in her community, she’s been working on educating the youth and bringing the arts to local schools. Cakeswagg has always strived to create a balance between her musical career and her advocacy, and this conversation highlights how she’s doing just that.

The discussion dives into the creation of “Michelin Star”, an album that showcases a level of maturity and introspection previously unseen from Cakeswagg. Describing the work as her most refined yet, Cakeswagg shares the inspiration and struggles behind the project. This interview is one of the most insightful takes on the creative process we’ve heard, offering invaluable lessons for artists at any stage in their journey.

Cakeswagg also opens up about embracing her “Soft Girl Era,” a term that’s resonated with many as she leans into a more vulnerable and introspective phase in her personal and professional life. The conversation touches on her growth as an artist, the balance between self-expression and public perception, and what’s next for Cakeswagg as she continues to shape her legacy.