k_ratcliffe When you have a true gift, you don’t need fancy engineering or production gimmicks. What more proof do you need? From beginning to end, as beautiful and moving as anything I’ve ever heard. Seems to me it’s kind of insulting to “Set a favorite track” Who the F am I to judge? The whole thing is the thing

davidjerez Kindling and keeping traditional folk legacies alive. Thank you, Nora!

hardys1 This record will forever be influential to my banjo playing style, and will always be in my listening repertoire. Beautiful through and through! Favorite track: Green Valley Waltz.

brit_b I have listened to bluegrass and old-timey style banjo music for many years. Nora Brown has the most poetic interpretation of these styles that I have heard so far. She is the John Fahey of banjo (but also with striking vocals). Favorite track: Little Satchel.

Michael Mueller There's something otherworldly about Nora Brown.

She is an innovative, highly accomplished stylist and true artist who somehow taps into the very essence American Primitivism right at the point it intersects with the usually obscured introspective heart of Bluegrass.

She's more than a prodigy, she's an oracle. A time-traveller. Listening to her music is both transportive and transformative, such is her hypnotic precision and liquid feel.

Can she get better? I can't wait to find out.
Favorite track: Cumberland Gap.

jiristepan I've been obsessed with Nora Brown's new album Long Time To Be Gone few months now. At seventeen, she plays like a mythical banjo legend and her music touches me with something terribly believable. Enchanting.

Anil Every track on this album is a delight! Favorite track: Destiny's Chives.

Ramrod2015 Worth the 9 years. It’s like something straight of out 2014. Every song on this album is so good that I don’t even need the favorite track option:

Benjamin Woods finally! ♥️♥️♥️

albertguy A monument set in stone. A wooden board with an airplane trinket inside a plastic bag. Favorite track: Good Will Hunting.

meguzivert This album rips me apart and puts me back together. It is so raw and visceral and it just makes me FEEL so intensely. What a beautiful piece of art Favorite track: The Place Where He Inserted the Blade.

johnplaysuke So much progression from their debut; broke my heart to get into this album when it dropped. Favorite track: The Place Where He Inserted the Blade.