Album Notes

"Without the aid of any Stooges covers or six-minute-long audible walls of distortion, Ms. Walters still manages to sound edgier and certainly racier than any of her peers...Tracks like "Girls Like Us" and "Captain" are reminiscent of Jewel in lo-fi, but lacking in any kind of put-on grandiosity, leaving their sentiments of sexuality and worship endearingly sincere…yet with a silky personal intimacy not likely to be found in the stars of KROQ.

The flawless musicality of the album manages to never be at odds with itself, allowing each piece, whether it be the lazy strum of a guitar string, the prolonged hum of a cello, or the delicately deviant sensuality found in Walters' throaty voice, to imbue the listener with an ineffably gentle pain. The melancholy and erotic delicacy found in the album's sound make it an equally suitable soundtrack for lonely nights at whiskey bars or rainy Sundays spent between the sheets.
-High Voltage


"It’s a beautiful listen—and damn sexy, too, from the seductive openers “Under the Table” and “Girls Like Us” to the closing cover...”
-Texas Music Magazine

"...Walters' bedroom voice sounded equally pure and pleasing written entirely, to good effect - by the scene newcomer ...slip her on for size.."
-The Austin Chronicle, SXSW Picks and Sleepers

"..Walters is primed to be the next big female singer-songwriter to bust out of Austin.."
-Joe Nick Patoski, Texas Monthly

"An appealing cross of fumbly introspection and cool, trip-hoppy backing."
-Download.com

"..Walters is outstanding on both electric and acoustic guitar, while her rich vocals permeate her songs with life.. her music spoke volumes.."
-Music Connection Club Reviews- Live @ Hotel Cafe