Allison Russell spreads joy on her new album

"The Returner" maps a forward path of healing for Americana artist Allison Russell from abuse and even begins the work of finding forgiveness for her abuser.
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Allison Russell has been through hell. So why is her new album so damn joyful? Click to view images

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