As a musician, Alanis Morissette isn't easy to pigeonhole, since her albums encompass rock, pop, folk and all points in between. Unsurprisingly, her live shows reflect this eclectic approach. On her electric tours, she's a powerful rock goddess belting out hits while circling the stage or slashing at a guitar. On her acoustic tours, though, she brings out the delicate nuances of her music, and allows her smoky voice and emotional delivery to take center stage. In a nod to her versatility, over the years Morissette has toured with Tori Amos, Barenaked Ladies and Matchbox 20 - and even opened for the Rolling Stones.
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Morissette's 1995 debut, "Jagged Little Pill," was followed by nine more eclectic and acclaimed albums. On album Havoc and Bright Lights, Alanis Morissette distills her entire body of work into its closing track Edge of Evolution: "...we're ready to push envelopes into full-blown consciousness," she declares in the final verse.
"The evolution of our consciousness can be such a lofty, overly heady, and, frankly, confusing conversation for people," Morissette says. "So the song is an invitation to clarify and support what growth, healing, connection and self-expression really means for each person. Ultimately, supporting people's next courageous step is all I really care about. I think that's what my contribution is -- to engage musically, lyrically and publicly in the conversation about my and our humanity....this movement toward wholeness, rather than perfection or goodness, and deepening intimacy, connection and authenticity is such a big part of what I'm here to contribute."
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Morissette's 1995 debut, "Jagged Little Pill," was followed by nine more eclectic and acclaimed albums. On album Havoc and Bright Lights, Alanis Morissette distills her entire body of work into its closing track Edge of Evolution: "...we're ready to push envelopes into full-blown consciousness," she declares in the final verse.
"The evolution of our consciousness can be such a lofty, overly heady, and, frankly, confusing conversation for people," Morissette says. "So the song is an invitation to clarify and support what growth, healing, connection and self-expression really means for each person. Ultimately, supporting people's next courageous step is all I really care about. I think that's what my contribution is -- to engage musically, lyrically and publicly in the conversation about my and our humanity....this movement toward wholeness, rather than perfection or goodness, and deepening intimacy, connection and authenticity is such a big part of what I'm here to contribute."
As a musician, Alanis Morissette isn't easy to pigeonhole, since her albums encompass rock, pop, folk and all points in between. Unsurprisingly, her live shows reflect this eclectic approach. On her electric tours, she's a powerful rock goddess belting out hits while circling the stage or slashing at a guitar. On her acoustic tours, though, she brings out the delicate nuances of her music, and allows her smoky voice and emotional delivery to take center stage. In a nod to her versatility, over the years Morissette has toured with Tori Amos, Barenaked Ladies and Matchbox 20 - and even opened for the Rolling Stones.
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Morissette's 1995 debut, "Jagged Little Pill," was followed by nine more eclectic and acclaimed albums. On album Havoc and Bright Lights, Alanis Morissette distills her entire body of work into its closing track Edge of Evolution: "...we're ready to push envelopes into full-blown consciousness," she declares in the final verse.
"The evolution of our consciousness can be such a lofty, overly heady, and, frankly, confusing conversation for people," Morissette says. "So the song is an invitation to clarify and support what growth, healing, connection and self-expression really means for each person. Ultimately, supporting people's next courageous step is all I really care about. I think that's what my contribution is -- to engage musically, lyrically and publicly in the conversation about my and our humanity....this movement toward wholeness, rather than perfection or goodness, and deepening intimacy, connection and authenticity is such a big part of what I'm here to contribute."
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Morissette's 1995 debut, "Jagged Little Pill," was followed by nine more eclectic and acclaimed albums. On album Havoc and Bright Lights, Alanis Morissette distills her entire body of work into its closing track Edge of Evolution: "...we're ready to push envelopes into full-blown consciousness," she declares in the final verse.
"The evolution of our consciousness can be such a lofty, overly heady, and, frankly, confusing conversation for people," Morissette says. "So the song is an invitation to clarify and support what growth, healing, connection and self-expression really means for each person. Ultimately, supporting people's next courageous step is all I really care about. I think that's what my contribution is -- to engage musically, lyrically and publicly in the conversation about my and our humanity....this movement toward wholeness, rather than perfection or goodness, and deepening intimacy, connection and authenticity is such a big part of what I'm here to contribute."
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