Nina Jo Smith — Out of the Darkness

LGBTQIA+
By
Rachel Cholst
September 3, 2024
Rainbow Rodeo
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There is no shortage to Nina Jo Smith’s Out of the Darkness. Perhaps that’s because it’s Smith’s second studio album, and first in almost a decade. The album seeks to bottle up the difficult times in the last ten years — the turbulence of the Trump administration, the trials of lockdown, and Smith’s personal tragedies — and teach us how to prevail. Smith herself has had to re-calibrate her singing after battling with COVID-19, lending further credence to her message of perseverance.

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Album Cover of Nina Jo Smith out of the darkness. Nina Jo Smith a white woman with greying brown hair sits on a chair leaning on a guitar
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