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Erasing pre-debut work has become more common—particularly for artists signing to labels, where cultivating an origin myth with no rough edges is often treated as a good strategy.⁠ ⁠ oklou sees it differently, framing years of "imperfect" work not as liability but as "part of the process" and of... show more

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