Over e-mail, she spoke candidly about protecting her family and the little support she had after her first album cycle ended. Hill granted a rare interview on the making of Miseducation as well as what happened after. More recently, she has found herself back on the road more frequently, sporadically releasing music but mostly basking in the collective love and power of Miseducation through special performances of the album.įor the latest episode of Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums podcast, Ms. In 2012, she was charged with tax fraud, and went on to serve three months in prison. After the album’s release, some of Hill’s collaborators filed a lawsuit claiming she did not properly credit them for their contributions that suit was settled out of court three years later on undisclosed terms. The years that followed Miseducation have been complicated.
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