Customer Ratings & Reviews

Her previous EP, Begin Again, stands as some of her most experimental work in terms of arrangements and the presentation of each song as its own release. This album is far more cohesive, and while it plays it somewhat safe with the music, she seems to have really pushed herself with her lyrics, focusing on the confusion, pain, and ultimately the resolve required for this particular moment in time. As much as I like it when Nojo blows minds, I am particularly grateful for the comfort and empathy offered with this album.

While not up to the standard of the AP reissues of her albums, this one sounds pretty good. Very little noise and pops.