"In a city full of transplants, McHone is a rare Austin native, having first hit the barroom stages of her hometown at 16 years old. "People call us unicorns," she says of her local roots. On her still-untitled follow-up to 2015's Goodluck Man, though, McHone looks beyond the Lone Star State, taking inspiration from the road – where she plays more than 150 shows a year – as well as the Tennessee capital. Recorded in Nashville with longtime Spoon producer Mike McCarthy, the new album promises to be fuller and fresher-sounding, leaving throwback honky-tonk music to McHone's contemporaries and, instead, fully embracing the modern."
- Robert Crawford Rolling Stone "10 Country Artists You Need To Know"
