The performance was a strong contrast to her offstage persona, where, away from the microphone, sometimes she speaks so quietly it can be difficult to hear her if there’s background noise. The crowd had no problem obeying her and Bridges’s plea.
Her voice was rich and honeyed and decorated with a Detroit drawl when she rapped, it punched when she sang, it seduced. Next to her, Leon Bridges shuffled around the stage, singing along with her, “People, get liberated!” Behind her, a backdrop of date palms soared and swayed. “If you feel free, you should lift your hands,” she sang from the title track of her upcoming album, Liberated, beneath an iridescent Chanel visor that covered most of her face. In her début performance at Coachella last weekend, DeJ Loaf had a good time. DEJ LOAF BRINGS HER POWERFUL PERFORMANCE AND ALL-EMBRACING SOUND TO COACHELLA
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