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Mia and Jonah delved into everything...holding it all together at the seams with strong indie rock sensibilities.
(SF BAY GUARDIAN)

Songs of singular beauty played and sung without pretense.
(SF CHRONICLE)

Channels visionary, experimental booze-blues curmudgeon Tom Waits. 
(NASCENT MAG)

They provide the listener a jumping-off point to continue the journey on their own.
(THE DAILY VAULT)

Mustari’s voice.. (carries) enough vocal strut to knock down a row of trembling men. (PERFORMER MAGAZINE)

His (Jonah's) innately echoic voice, which slides flawlessly into a slogging heat-drenched Southern Gospel-Inspired tune... is distant and haunting.
(PERFORMER MAGAZINE)

caramelizing breezy acoustic guitar strums and languid rhythmic loops...
(HYBRID MAGAZINE)

I was in the middle of chitchatting in the kitchen when a song made me rudely, inexplicably pause in the middle of conversation.  It was “Smile” by Mia and Jonah.
(GLIDE MAGAZINE)

Haunting and evocative... Simmering, sad Americana (THE REGISTER GUARD)

“likely to stir audiences from the magical trance induced only by those special performers who create what they live and live what they create.”
(Eugene Weekly)