"One aspect of the album's success is found in the contributions from accompanying artists. Fratar's primary partner on two recordings, Peter Kessler is striking once again on mandolin and guitar. His is the feisty fretwork on "You Turn Away". Pianist Ellen Hoffman sheds her own jazz stylings to contribute keyboards to the cozy title track. Bassist Bill Amatneek, who has shared the stage with the likes of David Grisman, Jerry Garcia, and Bill Monroe, provides the steady beat to many of the tunes. Longtime Kate Wolf musical partner, Nina Gerber lends her nimble finger work on lead guitar for "Girl Get on the Way". Veteran artist Suzy Thompson contributes on both harmony and fiddle."

"Fratar writes, arranges, and sings a dozen songs, slowly swaying between lonely ballads and warm, lazy tunes.  Even paced and comfortable, this album wears better with each listen."

"Along with the stellar musicianship from these accompanying artists, the vocal harmonizing is equally fine.  Fratar blends the deep richness of her own vocals with Kate Brislin, Suzy Thompson, and Peter Kessler for nine of the album's 12 songs.  The vocals come across stylized and smooth.  Each combination adds another delicate layer to the sensitivity of the song."