In the wake of his smash hit “Stick Season,” Grammy nominated singer-songwriter Noah Kahan found himself at a crossroads.
How does an artist follow up an album that categorically changed their life? A breakthrough hit is what most dream about, but what comes next is much less frequently talked about. Kahan outlined much of this struggle in his recently released Netflix documentary, Noah Kahan: Out of Body, but the real exploration comes on his newly released fourth studio album, The Great Divide. The 17-track album is expansive and features several songs that clock in at more than five minutes long.
The album digs into Kahan’s life now and how fame has changed his relationships with his loved ones and himself. Of course, the singer also digs into how fame has changed his relationship with his home of Vermont, frequently featured in his lyrics. He makes several references
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