After 20 years of touring and recording, Kathleen Edwards needed a minute. “It was an inside joke that my bandmates made to me one day,” Edwards says. “[They’d say], ‘You obviously need to take a break from music, so just quit music, open a coffee shop and call it Quitters.’”
It turns out baking muffins and making latte art (“My hearts look like a butt,” she laments) for six years was just the thing for Edwards.
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