Fourteen years after a song made her inescapable, Carly Rae Jepsen sits in the hotel where she was married and speaks of a life that arrived later than expected but no less fully. At 40, motherhood, marriage, and a double album have converged into something she once filed under 'hypothetical ideas that belonged to other people.' The story of Day and Night is, at its core, the story of an artist who spent years observing life from a careful distance finally stepping into the middle of it.