"Deft, clean, and tuneful, Up in the Air is classicist in format, adhering to guitar pop traditions established in the '60s yet never quite sounding like any record from that decade, nor the trebly, nervy power pop of the '70s, either...it'll sink its hooks into you without you even knowing."
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Here's what the critics have to say about "Up in the Air":
- Twangville (Apr. 14)
- Popmatters (Apr. 13)
- No Depression (Mar. 26)
- Jersey Beat (Mar. 26)
- The Argonaut (Mar. 24)
- Elmore Magazine (Mar. 21)
- Music News Nashville (Mar. 21)
- Toronto Sun (Mar. 21)
- Desert Star Weekly (Mar 18.)
- The Austin Chronicle (Mar. 15)
- The Big Takeover (Mar. 13)
- Blurt Magazine (Mar. 7)
- Powerpopaholic (Mar. 5)
- Glide Magazine (Mar. 5)
- News & Observer (Mar. 3)
- Independent Weekly (Mar. 2)
- Winston - Salem Journal (Mar. 1)
- The Daily Country (Feb. 26)
- Diffuser (Feb. 25)
- CS Indy's Sound Advice (Feb. 24)
- Dagger Zine (Feb. 24)
- YES! Weekly (Feb. 24)
- Record-Journal (Feb. 20)
Be sure to catch Brett soon at an upcoming show near you.
“Brett Harris’s second full-length is a terrific collection of 10 wonderful pop songs delivered with skill and heart. We love these songs so much that we’ve added all of them to the playlist.”
“With so many styles of masterful songwriting in one place, it’s no wonder I knew this album would be as good as it is – and it’s more than good; it’s great. It’s not bias, either. You have to love and appreciate when a songwriter is able to fully realize each song...”
“He [Brett] can certainly write some damn good pop songs that are both catchy and meaningful.”
“There is something really catchy about “Lies,” both in the music and the pattern of the vocal line... this track takes an interesting and fun turn, dipping into a twisted old jazz feel, which I totally love.”
