“I dropped my scholarships and said, I wanna do this,'” she says.
Her gamble paid off.
But Daigle attributes the success ofLook Up Childto her home state.
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“Music issucha part of our culture down there,” she says.
“It really shaped everything I love musically.”
“Look Up Childallowed me to get back to my roots.
I realized it didn’t have to be manufactured.”
She’s not alone in her response 103,000 of the 115,000 units sold ofLook Up Childare traditional album sales.
“There’s a rarity when you make the kind of music you were supposed to make.
I got back in touch with that on this record,” she says.
“This is fully me.”
