Wisely and Slow, Corinna's second full-length album, was released in June 2019. It features orchestral arrangements by composer Derek Cooper, drum tracks by the insanely talented John O'Reilly Jr., sweet bass licks from the inimitable Kyle MacIntire, guitar cameos by Mauricio Conde-Peimbert and Andy Sheridan, and strings by Esession Strings.
In January 2020, one of the tracks from the album, "Time Is Up," received the Song of the Year Award at the Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of Fame's first annual awards show. In the three years since the release of her first album, Corinna took her time, crafting an expansive project that ranges from big, declarative, full-band songs, to intimate, stripped down piano-and-vocal tracks. You can now download and stream Wisely and Slow on all major platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora, and Amazon Music. |
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July 23, 2020
As a performing artist with an autoimmune disorder, I made the really difficult decision to stay away from live performances as much as possible during this pandemic. I miss it, so much, and it’s easy to feel like I’ve lost a part of myself—that I’m not a musician if I’m not out there performing. Tonight, though, driving alone in my car, I took some time to put my own music on shuffle. I listened through a sample of five years worth of heartbreak, joy, and lessons learned to the tune of my life, and I was proud—of the songs I’ve written, of the musician I’ve grown to be, of the chances I’ve taken to live a life that’s true to myself. Thank you for all of you who have been there beside me, and to those of you who haven’t stopped listening, even if I can’t be there to serenade you in person. Sending love. Stay well.
As a performing artist with an autoimmune disorder, I made the really difficult decision to stay away from live performances as much as possible during this pandemic. I miss it, so much, and it’s easy to feel like I’ve lost a part of myself—that I’m not a musician if I’m not out there performing. Tonight, though, driving alone in my car, I took some time to put my own music on shuffle. I listened through a sample of five years worth of heartbreak, joy, and lessons learned to the tune of my life, and I was proud—of the songs I’ve written, of the musician I’ve grown to be, of the chances I’ve taken to live a life that’s true to myself. Thank you for all of you who have been there beside me, and to those of you who haven’t stopped listening, even if I can’t be there to serenade you in person. Sending love. Stay well.
