Mya doesn’t just like the sound of her voice from her earlier recordings.

Speaking with PEOPLE about the twenty fifth anniversary of her traditional album, Fear of Flying, Mya stated she doesn’ listening to a lot of her outdated music.

“I don’t really listen to a lot of the old music because I like my voice now,” Mýa shares. “It’s very cringey to me because I sound like a kid.”

 “I get very emotional when I hear my younger voice because of all that was endured,”she continued.

Mya recalled being an adolescent when she launched into supertardom.

“I was just a baby when I started fresh out of high school,” Mýa stated. “The Grammw-winner ssfound herself in “a position where the world is looking at you.”

Mya shared that she’s on continuous “journey of self love.”

“I am so enamored by the journey because sometimes it takes 25, 27, 30 years to come into who you’re going to be for the rest of your life And that’s where I am now,” Mýa stated. “I’m still growing and evolving every few years — every six months, sometimes.”

Mya additionally stated that she’s navigated the ebbs and flows of the enterprise and is doing higher than ever,

“I’m just truly proud of myself for withstanding so much. The industry’s changed, the world’s changed,” Mya stated. “I’ve stored my sanity within the course of, 

whereas my artwork and my craft proceed to get higher. The world has but to obtain one of the best of Mýa.”

Mýa believes that each one she endured made the lady and artist she is right this moment.

“All of that was necessary to become the best musician, the best songwriter, the best person,” she defined.

Released in April 2000, Fear of Flying was a platinum-selling business success that established Mýa as a significant pressure in early 2000s R&B and Pop.

The album featured “Case of the Ex (Whatcha Gonna Do)”, which grew to become an enormous worldwide hit, alongside different charting singles like “The Best of Me” and “Free.”