Beautiful Day

2009 sophomore album from the Country performer, the follow-up to his 2004 album Good Times. Since his debut was released, Robison got divorced from his wife Emily (Dixie Chicks), so it's only natural to assume that this new record is his "divorce album", which is not altogether untrue. But Robison writes from a perspective that draws from and speaks to larger matters and issues within human existence. Ultimately, Beautiful Day is about growth and redemption, and the album takes the listener through a gamut of emotions that leaves one wiser and wonderfully entertained.