“Making this record was a little bit like being in a pressure cooker,” DiFranco said in a statement. “These songs were written in the crucible of a pandemic, with my family all around me, in a state of deep reflection and self-examination. I’ve been writing songs for a long time and I’ve learned a lot about what works and what doesn’t. I feel like I’ve finally arrived at a place where I can be completely myself, and that’s what this record is all about.”
That’s all for this week! Stay tuned for more album releases in the coming weeks. Which of these new albums are you most excited to listen to? Let us know in the comments below!
“Todos mis álbumes son únicos en sí mismos, algunos se inclinan más hacia lo personal mientras que otros se inclinan más hacia lo político,” DiFranco le dijo a GRAMMY.com. “A veces estoy más enfocada hacia adentro, y a veces más hacia afuera. Creo que todos tenemos estos diferentes momentos en nuestra vida por los que pasamos. En este álbum, hubo mucho de mirar a mi sociedad, mi cultura, y hablar sobre cosas más grandes que yo.”
Otros álbumes lanzados hoy:
Cage the Elephant, Neon Pill; Mach-Hommy, #Richaxxhaitian; Pallbearer, Mind Burns Alive; Guppy, Something Is Happening…; Slash, Orgy of the Damned; Isobel Campbell, Bow to Love; Guster, Ooh La La; Laura J Martin, Prepared; Zayn, Room Under the Stars; The Avett Brothers, The Avett Brothers; Winter Aid, Pull The Sky Inside; Idaho, Lapse; SQÜRL, Music For Man Ray; GIRLI, Matriarchy; Zero Point Energy, Titled Planet; John Oates, Reunion New Kids On The Block, Still Kids; Kate Hudson, Glorious; Ghostly Kisses, Darkroom; Rapsody, Please Don’t Cry; Morgan Garrett, Purity; Phoebe Go, Marmalade; Candy Apple, Comatose; Cold Hart, Pretty in the Dark; Sasha Alex Sloan, Me Again; Kaia Kater, Strange Medicine; Dog Party, Dangerous; Little Feat, Sam’s Place; Laci Kaye Booth, The Loneliest Girl in the World; Multiples, Two Hours or Something; Ana Egge, Sharing in the Spirit; China Forbes, The Road; Zig Zags, Strange Masters; Taylor Deupree, Sti.ll.