The follow-up to his 2004 Dualtone debut, "Good Times", which included the hit single "El Cerrito Place" (made the Top 10 on CMT's Top Video Countdown). Since then, Robison got divorced from his wife Emily (Dixie Chicks), so it's only natural to assume that this new record is his "divorce album", which is not altogether untrue. But Robison writes from a perspective that draws from and speaks to larger matters and issues within human existence. Ultimately, "Beautiful Day" is about growth and redemption, and the album takes the listener through a gamut of emotions that leaves one wiser and wonderfully entertained.