"I was feeling really stagnant last year, personally and professionally, and I really spent a lot of time and a lot of work kind of breaking down those boundaries, and doing a lot of introspection on what I was doing right, and where my hurdles were personally," Sara tells ABC News Radio. She says she spent the whole past year making some big changes in her life, including moving from California to New York City, and the album reflects that. Sara delivers a performance that’s chock full of special moments, and demands both time and /SaraBareilles Sara Bareilles releases her third album The Blessed Unrest on Tuesday, and she says the album's first single, "Brave," really describes her approach to the entire album. It contains imperfections like the moment Sara “fucked up the words” on “King of Anything,” but those are the charms that make a good live show (or album) such a special experience from a studio recording.
I’m excited to share this next stage of my career with each and every one of my fans.”īrave Enough brings that solo tour to anyone who will listen, featuring versions of songs like “Come Round Soon” that bear little resemblance to their studio-album counterparts, previously unrecorded songs like “I Just Want You,” and covers like “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road” and “Bennie and the Jets.”
“The songs on this album are a true reflection of everything I’ve come to experience in recent months and I’m going to celebrate that with the next most terrifying thing I can do…go back on the road…totally alone. When announcing her single, “ Brave” from that album, Bareilles said: Brave Enough comes as a product of Bareilles' reflections on her 2013 album The Blessed Unrest.
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