Long one of the more underappreciated singer/songwriters on the indie scene, Laura Stevenson‘s seventh solo album, Late Great, should lift her stature yet again for those in the know. It was written in the wake of a string of major life events, among them first-time motherhood, a painful breakup, new love, and a career transition involving going back to school (for a master’s degree in music therapy) — and that’s not to mention the global turmoil of the period since she recorded her previous album in late 2019.
Some of her long-time advocates returned to work with her on this new material, namely legendary alt-rock producer John Agnello and indie punk long-hauler Jeff Rosenstock, who not only did arrangements and played several…

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