Nina Jo Smith — Out of the Darkness

LGBTQIA+
By
Rachel Cholst
September 3, 2024
Rainbow Rodeo
Review

There is no shortage to Nina Jo Smith’s Out of the Darkness. Perhaps that’s because it’s Smith’s second studio album, and first in almost a decade. The album seeks to bottle up the difficult times in the last ten years — the turbulence of the Trump administration, the trials of lockdown, and Smith’s personal tragedies — and teach us how to prevail. Smith herself has had to re-calibrate her singing after battling with COVID-19, lending further credence to her message of perseverance.

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Album Cover of Nina Jo Smith out of the darkness. Nina Jo Smith a white woman with greying brown hair sits on a chair leaning on a guitar
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