Across a roving, at times meandering, at times rousingly joyous, and even occasionally frankly dull 14 songs, June's voice is always clear and true-feeling, making the whole thing well worthwhile. There's something embracing about this music, something warmly, idiosyncratically, insistently human.
(last one: The Moon and Stars: Prescriptions for Dreamers, 2021)
Another good one, curses and all, and filled with strong images and an overall sense of imagination.
It could be (probably is?) an illusion but I quit feels like it breathes 'we're doing what we want to', roaming in mellow, tuneful vein across 90s/00s sounds. The Sheryl Crow-ism of "Down to be wrong" stands out and there's plenty of other likeable moments.