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Following a six-year hiatus, Michelle Williams has released her fourth studio album, Journey to Freedom. The singer gave herself added time to create a project that she can be proud of. “This is my best work ever and I have to say that if I never make another album again, I’m proud of this work. It’s like I have nothing else to say,” the singer tells ABC News Radio. Unlike 2008′s Unexpected, Michelle’s latest effort includes gospel and faith-based material that’s designed to uplift her fans. However, she says the project reflects other genres of music as well. “I don’t let anybody tell me what something is supposed to sound…

As one-third of Destiny’s Child, Michelle Williams’ multi-platinum success with one of the biggest girl groups of all time has long overshadowed what she’s done on her own. But that hasn’t stopped her from carving a solo career packed with reinvention — and lots of ambitious risks. Nearly a decade after the group’s swan song, Beyonce is a singular pop force and Kelly Rowland has perfected a unique brand of slinky urban-pop. Williams, however, has dipped her toes in numerous lanes. She has issued hit gospel albums (she was the first to go solo), tackled Broadway with roles in “Aida” and “Chicago” and has toured with productions of “The Color…

Michelle Williams visits Houston’s the Madd Hatta Morning Show and speaks on her new album, ‘Journey to Freedom and her battle with depression.

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