вЂњThere were some really, really low and really, really high moments,вЂќ says Chrisette. Even on вЂњSoopaвЂќ a song where she explains to her lover that she wonвЂ™t always be the perfect woman, Chrisette isnвЂ™t apologizing for her flaws as much sheвЂ™s telling him, take it or leave it, and if you leave it, thatвЂ™s okay.Д¬hrisetteвЂ™s 18-month long journey to be the better hasnвЂ™t been completely downtrodden. Whether itвЂ™s the emotional Prince-like balladry of вЂњYou Mean That Much To MeвЂќ or the stern warning of вЂњSnow,вЂќ Chrisette sounds independent and resolute.

On Better, even when Chrisette is laying her heart out on a table, she sounds confident and composed. And for me, dark just means a song that doesnвЂ™t have a happy ending.вЂќ вЂњIвЂ™ve sang a lot of broken-hearted love songs because I had a broken heart from love,вЂќ says Chrisette. Chrisette is giddy and proud to share the name of her fourth album with anyone who asks if only because she is a living embodiment of the word. To say the album title is fitting would be an understatement. Without the break, there is a strong possibility she wouldnвЂ™t be sitting in her Williamsburg apartment on a crisp morning, excitedly talking about her brand new album, Better. Time away from the spotlight can be a bad thing.Д«ut for Chrisette Michele, it was a necessary thing.

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