Safe to Run

Having traded New Orleans for Taos, the Michigan-born singer-songwriter offers a chronicle of her wanderings. The songs roll out as though she’d written them behind the wheel on a long drive.

Safe To Run is filled with serious questions and moments of existential doubt from Esther Rose, and while such concerns are sure to outlast the album’s 42-minute runtime, that doesn’t mean we can’t still find salvation.

Safe To Run by Esther Rose album review by Greg Walker. The singer/songwriter's full-length is now available via New West Records

Everything But the Girl are back, Pet Shop Boys consider war, Esther Rose lifts your spirits, Jethro Tull need more oomph, Tiësto stalls