Some voices make you stop what you’re doing. Others take you straight back to a time, a place, and a feeling you never forgot. LaTocha Scott has one of those voices. From the church roots that nurtured her gift to the platinum-selling records that helped define ’90s R&B, her journey is one of extraordinary talent, sisterhood, faith, reinvention, and the courage to keep discovering who you are beyond the name the world knows.

Some artists find their voice in a studio. Others find it onstage. Calla found hers somewhere in between — through music, dance, faith, heartbreak, ambition and the lessons that come with becoming who you're meant to be.

There are concerts you attend, and then there are concerts you experience. Ye Live at New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome was the latter. For a Kanye West fan, photographer, and concert enthusiast, the decision to make the trip wasn’t particularly complicated. It was last minute—almost ridiculously so. A flight from San Antonio to New Orleans, a hotel booked just days before the show, and barely enough time to process the fact that I was actually going.