And that’s saying something!

This is true talent. Love her songs.

Where have you been all my life Lori? Gods speed to the top

Absolutely beautiful album. Every song on here is amazing. By far my favorite album of 2016, even though I didn’t find it till 2017. Can’t stop listening to it!

I am a huge Lori McKenna fan and this album is by far the best yet! Lori's songwriting craft is so amazing. I love her talent and as a mom, wife, daughter, professional I can relate to her so much I want to have her over for dinner! Thank you, Lori for speaking to your sisters you didn't know you had. We are out here representing you, being humble and kind...the birds dealing with their rifles (we were cool). <3

There's plenty of gems on this one!

This album feels like a beautiful gift from the artist. It shares deep insight in a way that is both provocative and soothing.

Consistently great songs!

Heard her for the first time on David Nail's new CD. Great voice, great album; can't wait to hear more!

Lori McKenna has been my absolute favorite since I discovered Bittertown way back when. There is no one like her. I love her voice, her lyrics, her musicality. She is the best. The production brought this album down a notch. The instrumentation was so similar on every song. It feels like none of the songs were allowed to soar. No intricate guitar, no piano, no variety. I love that she didn't get vocally airbrushed like Unglamourous, but it seems like this album didn't get to travel the peaks and valleys that Numbered Doors and Massachusetts did. I know the producer is a big deal, but something was lost here.