“Mary Bragg levels up as songwriter and producer.”
-Americana Highways
“Mary Bragg had no difficulty earning critical acclaim to this point as a meaningful singer-songwriter. The Americana flavored pop/rock exhibited on releases like 2017’s Lucky Strike and 2019’s Violets as Camouflage was impressive from any angle, yet somehow neither album quite measures up to her substantive new self-titled LP.”
-No Depression
“Always watch out when an artist releases a self-titled album in the middle of their career, because it’s often a defining stamp upon their artistry and expressions.”
-Saving Country Music
“Mary Bragg’s exquisite vocal performances on this eponymous recording convey her emotional struggles and triumphs with both intimacy and vulnerability. As we listen, we live her pain alongside her. We feel with her the tentativeness of moving forward, acknowledging regret, and grasping hope.”
-Folk Alley
“Bragg, not at all surprisingly, delivers another poignant album with messages that we can relate to, but feel, leaving an impression that we really are all in this together.”
-Glide Magazine
“Mary Bragg shares her truth on self-titled and self-produced album (with) adept songwriting and ethereal vocals.”
-Forbes