Tayne just feels like good background music to be honest. I don't hate it, but it's not doing anything too interesting for me. It's like industrial Enya.

As someone who is not typically a country fan, this album really resonated with me and I can't quite articulate why. Maybe it found me in the right mood at the right time. I'm placed in a conflicting melancholy and uplifting state when I put this on and I've learned to not question it and just ride that wave.

I can't get enough of the jazzy funky vibes. Leaves me wanting more, and I really appreciate the an0nymooose cover.

If Silent Hill had a R&B radio station, this would be in heavy rotation.

Aggressively mid and disappointing, which makes me sad. :(