“In the improbable miscellany of jazz trumpet and lap steel together, Jake Gunter puts his mark on this Americana-inspired single, fresh from the Nashville recording scene. A deft lyrical hand and an elevated production aesthetic refine this simple lost-love retrospective into a cutting set of jabs.”

– CHILLFILTR.com

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“I know you’re not supposed to judge an artist by his appearance, but when I first saw Gunter’s picture I thought he would probably sound like an old cowboy or Civil War general. Instead, he’s got a smooth, timeless country style more befitting of George Strait than George McClellan. This is what high production, pop country music could and should sound like. Gunter sings like he means every line; it’s great.”

– eartothegoundmusic.co

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“Such a late night tale of regret, underlined by those charming slide guitars and a lyric book that gets to the heart of the matter, heart being the operative word. So low slung, a comfort blanket for heartbroken folks everywhere.”

– mp3hugger

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