NatureVerse

"Her witty perspective is apparent from the beginning, “Seafoam Green,” but her irreverence and intelligence is turned all the way up on the title track. Not only is it funny and imaginative but charming and endearing. That’s a difficult balancing act. Production by Vancouver’s Winston appropriately is sympathetic to Kelly’s ideas, who establishes herself as a gifted songwriter to watch." Tom Harrison, The Province

"It’s a testimony to the singer-songwriter’s infectiousness that she gets away with it on this five-song EP. Kelly isn’t above playing things serious, with the “Stand by the Sea” offering up the kind of Lilith-friendly folk-pop that used to score three-album deals with Nettwerk back in the ’90s. Even more austere is “Black Chariot”, which, despite sounding like Nordic death-metal slang for a vessel to the underworld, seemingly has her weighing the pros and cons of sticking things out in a relationship that may or may not be headed for the rocks." Mike Usinger, (link hidden)