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Diana Silvers Confronts Grief and Growing Up on Personal, Profound Second Album ‘Daughter of Sorts’: ‘I Really Hope That People See Themselves in It’
Diana Silvers’s second album, “Daughter of Sorts”, turns a planned reflection on growing up into an exploration of grief after her father died unexpectedly while she was on tour. The songs trace her complicated relationship with him, the passage from girlhood to adulthood, and the possibility of renewal, while leaving room for listeners to connect them to their own relationships.
The album was partly written before her father’s death; Silvers wrote “Plans” about a month afterwards, and released it alongside “Daughter” on 23 October. Recorded at Laurel Canyon’s Houdini Estate with producer and engineer Jason Lader, it mixes acoustic arrangements with strings, drums and bass. Its songs range from young love and growing pains to loss and acceptance, with Wallows’ Dylan Minnette joining Silvers for a duet.
In short
- Silvers’s second album was reshaped by her father’s death.
- Its songs explore grief, growing up and complicated relationships.
- She hopes listeners will find their own experiences in the record.