I don’t want people to eat their words or feel like they’ve done wrong by me or right by me, or I’m their guilty pleasure or I’m their fucking granola that’s good for them.
“Some people wanted to be angry,” Potter reflects, “and then, they heard that first song, ‘Alive Tonight,’ and they were angry, but when many of them started absorbing more and more of the record, they started to feel the need to tell me that they were eating their words. This apprehension escalated when Potter announced that her forthcoming tour would not feature her longtime band, the Nocturnals. Got that?Įarlier this summer, when Grace Potter released Midnight, or perhaps more to the point, when the word emerged that she would release Midnight-a solo album with some nebulous aspirations to the realm of pop music-certain longtime fans expressed disillusionment and dismay. Fear not, denizens of Potterville, she’s still your Grace.Įxcept she’s not, which is precisely why she is.
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