Reviews 

Yahoo! Associated Content By Jonathan Sanders If you’re looking for the next great crossover folk album, look no further than the Wailin’ Jenny’s Bright Morning Stars. The album, from Winnipeg, Manitoba’s Juno-award winning folk combo, is one of the finest … Continued

Electric Ghost – UK By Lee Edwards All three band members Ruth Moody, Nicky Mehta, and Heather Masse contribute equally and play a variety of instruments; acoustic guitar, accordion, banjo, and ukulele. The title track, Bright Morning Stars, is a … Continued

The Washington Post By Geoffrey Hines It’s always tricky to assemble a vocal harmony group from singer-songwriters. The knack that makes the harmonies work — the ability to blend selflessly — often conflicts with the essential element of songwriting — … Continued

The Uniter – University of Winnipeg Newspaper – CANADA By Robin Dudgeon One thing is certain: when you hear the Wailin’ Jennys, you can’t help but be stunned by the unearthly harmonies of Ruth Moody (soprano), Nicky Mehta (mezzo) and … Continued

Leiceister Bangs – UK The ever popular Wailin’ Jennys return with their third studio album, “Bright Morning Stars”. Close harmony singing has always provided the core of the Jennys’ sound, and nothing has changed here; they’re in great voice for … Continued

www.allgigs.co.uk – UK By Paul Pledger It’s not often you pop a CD in a player, sit back and become transformed to another place, but I certainly experienced that feeling with this, The Wailin’ Jennys third album – and what … Continued

www.getreadytorock.com – UK By Pete Whalley While they might not be a familiar name on the UK scene, on the other side of the pond The Wailin’ Jennys are one of the most popular folk/roots bands. And having ‘crossed over’ … Continued