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Ari Shapiro

Angel Olsen discusses her bittersweet new album, 'Big Time'

Angel Olsen. (Angela Ricciardi/Courtesy of the artist)

For nearly a decade, going back to her debut album Half Way Home, singer-songwriter Angel Olsen's music has lived a life of dusty solitude and expansive introspection, finding meaning in lonely blue skies.

"I've always been kind of an emo kid," Olsen says in an interview with All Things Considered. "I've always been obsessed over dark and light, and things that pass. Sometimes you can change so much."

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