Enough

I told everyone I would post this, after Nagiants39 posted "Delbert McClinton's - One of the Fortunate Few" and I try to keep my word..........So here it is, hope you enjoy it!!

As she has so eloquently accomplished over the past 25 years, acclaimed singer-songwriter Mary Gauthier has used her art once again to traverse the uncharted waters of the past few years. "I'm the kind of songwriter who writes what I see in the world right now," she affirms. Thankfully, amid dark storms of pandemic loss, she found and followed the beacon of new love: Her gift to us, the powerful Dark Enough to See the Stars, collects ten sparkling jewels of Gauthier songcraft reflecting both love and loss. On Dark Enough to See the Stars, she mourns recent devastating losses: the deaths of John Prine, David Olney, Nanci Griffith, and her beloved friend Betsy. But she also sings open-heartedly of love. All ten tracks prove Gauthier's belief, as stated in Saved by a Song, that "songs can bring us a deep understanding of each other and ourselves and open the heart to love." Deep emotion resonates throughout Dark Enough to See the Stars. "It kicks off with three love songs," says Gauthier. "Somewhere along the work I've done in therapy through art and 32 years of recovery, I've somehow stabilized enough to be in a relationship that works - and I want to express that in these songs." The joyous triad - the catchy "Fall Apart World," the lilting ballad "Amsterdam," and gospel-tinged "Thank God for You" - each punctuated with Danny Mitchell's evocative keyboards - comes alive with poetic imagery.

I've Tortured You Long Enough is the tongue-in-cheek title of Mass Gothic's second album. Husband/wife duo Noel Heroux and Jessica Zambri have always dipped in and out of each other's creative spaces, advising on their respective outputs and supporting one another. But, until this record, they had never completely committed to doing an entire album as a duo, sharing an equal load. The result is a record packed with the tension, chaos and beauty of a fluid and cathartic two-way conversation. In a universe that increasingly threatens our abilities to communicate and coexist, their creative union isn't just inspired but important.

Enough is a 2002 American thriller film starring Jennifer Lopez as Slim, a young waitress who one day meets the man of her dreams, Mitch (Billy Campbell), in the diner where she works. A few years later, they have a young daughter, Gracie (Tessa Allen), and it is revealed that her 'perfect' husband is cheating on her and becomes abusive towards her.

Enough is a 2002 American thriller film starring Jennifer Lopez as Slim, a young waitress who one day meets the man of her dreams, Mitch (Billy Campbell), in the diner where she works. A few years later, they have a young daughter, Gracie (Tessa Allen), and it is revealed that her 'perfect' husband is cheating on her and becomes abusive towards her.