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

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

 

"Diana Jones Song To A Refugee follows in the footsteps of (Woody Guthrie's)

Dustbowl Ballads.”
- 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

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“Moving song cycle from US singer and folk guitarist.”

 - Uncut – 9/10

 

“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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