Noah Kahan explores fame and maturity in new album 'The Great Divide'
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Updated · The New York Times · Apr 24
Noah Kahan explores fame and maturity in new album 'The Great Divide'
12 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Apr 24
The 29-year-old Vermont singer-songwriter collaborates with Gabe Simon and Aaron Dessner on this expansive release, following his 2022 breakthrough with 'Stick Season'.
The album delves into Kahan’s personal struggles with sudden fame, artistic evolution, and his New England roots, blending folk-pop with introspective lyricism and varied vocal styles.
A recent Netflix documentary, 'Noah Kahan: Out of Body', accompanied the album’s release, further highlighting his journey and resonating with fans drawn to his candid, therapized songwriting.
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Critics call his 17-track album bloated. Is 'The Great Divide' too much of a good thing?
His album critiques using loved ones for songs. Where does the artist draw the ethical line?