Singer-songwriter Elliott Smith died from seemingly self-inflicted stab wounds at the age of 34 in 2003, but some believe that there's more to the story.
Singer-songwriter Elliott Smith wasn’t known for writing uplifting songs. Starting with the release of his debut album Roman Candle in 1994, Smith established a style that blended moody acoustic guitars, whispery vocal melodies, and philosophical lyrics. His work resonated with a generation of disillusioned young adults — and made him a star.
Smith’s songs connected with people, in part, because he was experiencing those same feelings. His music was honest, raw, and deeply personal. As an artist, however, that openness and vulnerability can be a major detriment. It added pressure to what was already a rather turbulent and stressful li

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