Here, the singer digs deeper than she ever has before. On the surface, 30, out Friday (November 19th), could be perceived as a divorce album, but it’s more than that: It’s about depression, new love, rebirth, choosing the harder road even if it means self-preservation. “To be loved and love at the highest count, means to lose all the things I can’t live without.” When Adele croons that line on the devastating piano ballad “To Be Loved,” one gets the impression that it is not only emblematic of her latest album, but also the journey of the past six years of her life. The post Adele’s 30 Is Much More Than a Divorce Album - It’s a Hard-Won Journey to Self-Love appeared first on Consequence.
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