01/01/2005 Blow The Fuse, London

“The hottest outfit to come from Scotland in a long time”

01/01/2005 The List

· “Gorgeous, original acoustic music”

01/01/2005 The Herald

“Refreshing and utterly magical”

01/01/2005 Massive Magazine

“Sophie Bancroft’s voice will send shivers of sensuality down your spine”

01/01/2005 Propeller Magazine

“The melancholy lyrics, carried by Bancroft's sweet, soulful whisper of a voice, nail you.”

01/01/2005 DJ Magazine

· “To keep this a national secret would be nothing short of criminal.”

01/01/2005 NZ Herald

“Original trip-hop tunes elevate further with the dreamy, white-soul vocals of Sophie Bancroft. Persuasively terrific.”

01/01/2005 Threeweeks.co.uk

“The cool and sophisticated lyrical styling of Sophie Bancroft. Weaving a tapestry of songs over the course of two hours, her smooth and smoky voice lifts above the mellowed beat of the music, washing over the audience, leaving them transfixed. Her eclectic mix of jazz, country, blues and folky rock, creates a sound that will appeal to everyone for years to come”

01/01/2005 Sunday Herald

“Echoes along the way range from Peggy Lee to Joan Armatrading, Alison Krauss to Bjork, in a boldly achieved balance of the classic and the contemporary”

01/01/2005 Jazzwise

“Sophie Bancroft has an impressive CV that covers jazz, pop and folk. She draws on all these diverse skills, weaving them through a captivatingly moody set of songs. There’s an openness and transparency in her songs that communicate, and after all, that’s what it’s all about”

01/01/2005 The Observer

“This elegant and meticulously produced CD inhabits the border territory between jazz and folk-country-pop, which suits Sophie Bancroft’s cool, rather ethereal voice to perfection.”