“…possesses true musical talent. Her honey-lined voice perfectly compliments her melodic songwriting, instantly creating a sense of warmth and comfort to everything she sings. This is certainly one to keep an eye on.” – Women Folk

“…a great, rich voice that speaks the poetry of angels… haunting, beautiful and powerful.” – Read Magazine

“[one of] indie’s finest talents.” – Toronto Metro

“…unveils soothing vocals, folk-flavored guitars, and witty songwriting across ten compelling cuts.” – Illinois Entertainer

“…strikes a balance somewhere between melancholic and dramatic, while reserving the right to dynamic expression.” – Exclaim!

“…a broad, traditional American feel. … her voice is clear and controlled, her lyrics are unclichéd, and the ten instrumentalists who assist her enrich some already strong production values.” – Now Toronto

“…hip and beautiful… influenced by her experiences in travel, stylistically by Natalie Merchant, Bob Dylan and John Lennon.” – WYCE Radio

“…a breath of fresh air on a stale and stultifying music scene….melds a perfect fusion of alt-country and indie-folk that touches the soul. "A Town Called Happiness" should be an instant classic, with all the hooks and haunting lyrics a song could ever hope for. Fans of Jack Johnson or The Jayhawks will love this fabulous new artist.” – Skratch Magazine

“…a pure Sunday morning sound. Soft vocals, acoustic guitars and deep emotion pour throughout this disc... truly amazing!!” – Independents Only

“…evokes the vocals of Tori Amos and the musical style of Wilco.” – The Chicago Tribune

“…this side of yesterday is a moody, experimental album that hits all the right notes; at once wry, melancholy and celebratory of life’s smallest revelatory moments – like grabbing a beer for breakfast.” – Out magazine

“…an artist with an amazing voice.” – Kathy Genske - Program Director / 91.7 The Edge

“... comes from a place not unlike Iron & Wine.” – Exoduster

“…drop everything, hop on the train. she's got a guitar. she wants to sing! can't say no...” – Get Underground

“…touching” – Swiss Records

“… infectious and uplifting.” – Ear Candy

“Beautiful!” – hanx.net