"Themes surrounding change feature heavily on the warm and warmhearted 'Enter Now Brightness' ... After opening with the affectionate, banjo-inflected "Emmanuelle," a song that defends taking one's time, Reid adopts a midtempo, '70s soft rock vibe on "Cry on Cue" that goes on to reappear throughout the album. Its shimmery organ and keys, declarative melody, and only lightly skittering, marching rhythms speak from a place of confidence in love ... Far from some of the wounded and at times traumatized albums that have emerged from the early 2020s, Enter Now Brightness is not only a title but a philosophy on an elegant set of songs that find Reid adapting just fine, thanks, at least with the help of treasured loved ones and music itself".