ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 4月4日 08時03分

Sometimes the comfort zone is where a musician belongs. That’s the charm of “Be Myself,” @シェリル・クロウ’s 9th album, which gleefully returns to the sound of her hit albums from the 1990s. “This record, of all the records I’ve made, was just sheer joy,” the singer-songwriter told @ニューヨーク・タイムズ. To make the album, @シェリル・クロウ reunited with her late-1990s collaborators. But this time, she was recording in her own barn in a suburb of Nashville, not in LA, New Orleans or New York. Instead of doing all-night sessions, she made music between taking her 2 sons to school and dinnertime. And she had new topics to write about, from divisive politics to social media. But “Be Myself,” out April 21, still relies on her girl-next-door voice, on straightforward songs and on mostly hand-played instruments. Her plan for the album was simple: “We know how to do this,” she told @ニューヨーク・タイムズ. “Let’s just do what we do. Forget formats. We’re not going to aim for a format. We’re not going to aim for country, we’re not going to aim for pop. And it was really liberating.” @ryanpfluger photographed #SherylCrow at the @boweryhotel.

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