Jo Beth Young England, UK
"Deeply moving and soulful"
LOUDER THAN WAR
"Exquisite"
PROG
Magazine
"This is an absolutely beautiful, spellbinding and mesmerising record. ..heartbreakingly beautiful.
SPIRIT ROCKS
"Pure artistry... one of the most innovative folk artists of recent years...
this is a work that others will be desperately trying to emulate for many years to come. "
FATEA MAGAZINE
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