where I have a really sweet house, but it's a very quiet lifestyle and I think I was craving, creatively, a way to plug into some sort of network of electricity that I wasn't getting in L.A.' 'There are so many people and stories sort of swirling around you at all times,' she says of the Big Apple. Her new home of New York City also had a lot to do with inspiring The Blessed Unrest, according to Sara. Sara says she liked what Graham says about 'the fact that we're dissatisfied with where we've been is part of what brings us forward into the next piece of art.' There is only a queer divine dissatisfaction, a blessed unrest that keeps us marching and makes us more alive than the others.' Sara says the title is taken from a quote from the legendary choreographer, Martha Graham: 'No artist is pleased. That's also what led her to call the album The Blessed Unrest. 'It's part of what propelled me toward moving to New York.I was really trying to lean into the scary parts of my life and I've definitely had a lot of personal growth because of it.' 'I was feeling really stagnant last year, personally and professionally, and I really spent a lot of time and a lot of work kind of breaking down those boundaries, and doing a lot of introspection on what I was doing right, and where my hurdles were personally,' Sara tells ABC News Radio. She says she spent the whole past year making some big changes in her life, including moving from California to New York City, and the album reflects that. SaraBareilles Sara Bareilles releases her third album The Blessed Unrest on Tuesday, and she says the album's first single, 'Brave,' really describes her approach to the entire album.

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