“tender testimony to bruised lives.. Powerful and poetic; a record for our times.

The Guardian / Observer ★★★★ – read full review

 

“Moving song cycle from US singer and folk guitarist”
Uncut – 9/10

 

“The album is rooted in the acoustic guitars and mandolins of US folk”
Financial Times ★★★★ – read full review

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The Scotsman ★★★★ – read full review

“..a beautiful collection of songs which, hopefully, inspires you in your kindness to others.”
Folk North West – read full review

 

“The whole stops you in your tracks, and Jones brings, in both words and vocal delivery, a consistent dignity, that conveys the deep compassion at the heart of this album for ‘the times’.”
Folk Radio – read full review

 

“Haunting, eloquent, aglow with empathy and compassion and sung and played with a quiet grace, Song To A Refugee is the best and most important album of her career.”
Folking.com – read full review

 

“This is an exceptional record, beautifully written and performed by an artist now being mentioned in the same league as Gillian Welch, Iris DeMent, and Alison Krauss.”
Folk & Tumble ★★★★ – read full review

 

“A Sensitive and Powerful Collection of Perspectives on the Nature and Treatment of Refugees.”
Rocking Magpie – read full review

 

“Jones’ vocals are crystal clear and intense throughout, challenging the listener to pour him/herself into the songs… a beautifully constructed and performed collection of songs.”
Lonesome Highway – read full review

 

“So well done, Diana Jones for this finely honed, challenging album. A quite wonderful set of songs, beautifully sung, at times haunting, at times heart-breaking and always challenging.”
Down At The Crossroads – read full review

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