The ambiguity of the subject in Potter’s love songs conjure an emotional depth that would’ve been unachievable at an earlier point in her life.

Potter’s roar makes every song worth listening to, even if each one more or less preaches the same point—something along the lines of “All you need is love.” But there’s an argument to be made for singing about love frankly. Potter is letting herself enjoy this new season of life while trying her best to let go of the past, and ultimately the joys of new love sound the loudest throughout Daylight. She sings, “Love is love, it takes a hold,” and maybe that’s all some of us need to hear.

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