P!nk is the pop-star that never sleeps. While balancing a growing family with husband Carey Hart, contributing to the soundtrack for The Greatest Showman, and touring internationally in support of her seventh studio album Beautiful Trauma, she somehow found the time to knock out one more creative venture. Hurts 2B Human - the "Walk Me Home" singer's eighth studio album - has arrived. 1043MYfm's Valentine from Valentine In The Morning brought a handful of Los Angeles listeners to the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood and was provided exclusive access to chat with Pink about the album.

Don't expect to hear another song about getting the party started from Pink - she's done with that. Instead of hitting the town after laying down a track in the studio, she's heading home to son Jameson (2) and daughter Willow (7). She shared with Valentine that authenticity is incredibly important to her current artistic process; doing anything otherwise is simply non-negotiable.

Here's the thing, I am at a point in my life where I have two children, I'm on tour, I have to really be thoughtful about the things that I do. And so if I'm gonna do something, it has to be a hundred percent authentic and it has to feel necessary. And so that's what I write about. I'm not a person that's gonna go into the studio, unfortunately I think for some people, and be like, "Let's write a song about the club!"

This attitude towards authenticity is precisely what keeps Pink's fans so engaged and she knows it. She feels it important to reflect personal experiences through lyrics because that's what allows individuals of all backgrounds to find a commonality and relate. The human experience is universal.

It doesn't matter where you're from or what you look like or how much money you have or, what you do with your time. We're all putting one foot in front of the other trying to figure it out...And that's, that's what it is. That's what poetry is, that's what writing is, that's what journaling is, that's what songwriting is. This is my experience, and I'm sure somebody else is gonna be able to relate to it.