Written and produced over five years, »hooke’s law« is keiyaA’s document of survival through self-interrogation. The album deconstrusts and rebuilds her ego on her own terms, offering a safe space to process conflicting roles she faced growing up as a queer Black woman. Embracing discomfort and contradiction, keiyaA rejects the demand for neat resolution, instead honoring multivalence – allowing all her past, present and future selves to coexist in harmony, friction and confusion across a genre-defying blend of jazz, R&B, hip hop, electronic, and experimental music.