Emily Scott Robinson on New Album 'Appalachia': Finding Joy Through Sorrow
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Summary
Emily Scott Robinson discusses her new album 'Appalachia,' describing it as "very sorrowful, yet very uplifting." The album reflects her personal journey over the last five years, which included a divorce, loss of friends and family members, and a new engagement. Robinson explains that the music is about finding joy, meaning, and beauty through difficult times.
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For my music, and for this album? That would probably be it.
It's finding the joy, the meaning, and the beauty through the heaviest times. That was really the lesson of the last five years in my personal life.
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