Chaka Khan, the renowned Queen of Funk, has expanded her musical horizons by collaborating on a new album with the Australian sensation, Sia, who is known for her distinctive style and elaborate wigs. The album titled “Chakzilla” is a vibrant fusion of soul, funk, dance-pop, and R&B, featuring 10 tracks co-written by Sia, along with guest appearances by Snoop Dogg and Lenny Kravitz.

The legendary Chaka Khan, aged 73, expresses her admiration for Sia, referring to her as a genius and even calling her goddaughter. Their collaboration has been a joyous experience for Chaka, who fondly recalls performing with Sia on her classic hit “I’m Every Woman” during her induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2023.

Chaka Khan, originally known as Yvette Marie Stevens, shares insights into her early life, growing up in a creative environment in Chicago. She embarked on her musical journey at a young age, forming a band with her sister before joining Rufus and achieving worldwide acclaim with hit songs like “Ain’t Nobody” and “Tell Me Something Good.”

Reflecting on her career and personal struggles, Chaka acknowledges the challenges she has faced, including battles with addiction and personal tragedies. Despite the ups and downs, music has always been a source of joy and purpose for her, fulfilling her belief in singing as a divine calling.

As a devoted mother and grandmother, Chaka emphasizes the importance of family and privacy in her life. She cherishes the peace and contentment she has found in her secluded estate in Georgia, surrounded by loved ones and nature. Through her philanthropic efforts and enduring passion for music, Chaka Khan continues to inspire and uplift her fans, proving that her legacy as the Queen of Funk remains unmatched.