""Since I Fell For You" and "I Lost My Sugar in Salt Lake City" show off some impressive blues chops and you can really hear the smokiness in Slettahjell's voice. It's earthy and sweet sounding and she knows how to use it. The Billie Holiday classic "Now or Never" is given a 60's sort of mod-pop shuffle feel and the attitude seeps out of Slettahjell, especially during her scat solo. In Slettahjell's original song "So I Borrow Your Smile", there is a tinge of sadness but the message is positive, like a prayer for anyone who needs it. She is a master at conveying message and meaning. The same goes for the Tom Waits song, the unbearably simple "Johnsburg, Illinois" here has such a beautiful intensity that it quickly becomes a favourite. By the end of the album it is clear that this thread of intensity is driven by the trio; as though Slettahjell's voice is food for their well-oiled machine. Pål Hausken on drums using different techniques interplaying with Trygve Waldemar Fiske on bass, as they draw out the interesting aspects of each song and complement everything so perfectly".
