"'Dear God, Should I Hit Send' might be the most human, relatable song conceived in some time." - Music Connection
"The whole thing is beautiful, painful and ultimately rewarding." - Music Connection
"This album may seem like a reinvention of self for Bonham, the former angst ridden, abrasive, alternative rock queen. But it’s not. The reflective, inquisitive classical, jazz-like numbers in which Bonham seeks meaning in life and cleverly expresses herself, are who she has always been." ~ Indie Review
She delivers messages in different styles, all of which are at the top of their game. ~Indie Review
"That, to me, is the inner beauty of ‘Sky Too Wide’. It’s a wide and diverse soundscape. It’s also something that doesn’t stay, or dare I say, feel comfortable in the mainstream. It doesn’t ‘stay in its lane’. It creates a new highway for itself to cruise at its own pace. And that is where its comfort zone lies. In its uniqueness and individuality. It’s accessible because it wants to be.* *Tracy shows, more than ever in my opinion, her multifaceted thinking, planning, and execution of her music. Using her multi-instrumental history and panache for the hook, **Tracy highlights the feels and makes them audible. This is what true musicians do." ~Jammerzine*
"For me, Sky Too Wide proves Tracy Bonham is an artist’s artist... You can get a real feel for the capabilities of Tracy Bonham and the type of music she likes to create. She incorporates classical, jazz, blues, rock, and pop into a 9-track album that flies by and isn’t chock-full of filler tracks. Obviously, there’s no denying her gifts are on full display here. The lyrics are catchy, the production is clear and rich, and the instrumentation is world-class. Turn it on and let yourself get lost in it. I think you’ll be delighted by what you hear." ~ The Bearded Gentleman Music
“Those are words from my inner higher self to get through one more day: ‘You can do it,’” says Bonham. “You have another chance to make things right. It’s as if you’re looking in the mirror, talking to yourself” ~ Tracy Bonham about Uncertain Sun “Writing is therapy,” she says. “It’s me figuring out what’s going on inside. I can get way caught up in the external, with other people’s energies and feelings, and I tend to absorb them, and then I get overwhelmed. So when I go within and I start writing music, lyrics, it’s my way of sorting through things.” “The longer you live, the more chances you have to get back up after being knocked down.” ~ Bonham
"With Sky Too Wide, her newest and perhaps most revealing album yet, she invites listeners into a more personal and reflective chapter, one shaped by vulnerability, resilience, and a rekindled creative fire." -New Releases Now
"Sky Too Wide finds Tracy Bonham at her most open and unfiltered, revisiting her past and rewriting her future with wit, heart, and zero apologies." - New Releases Now
"Blending the music that naturally flows through her—thanks to her classical training in piano, violin, and voice—SKY TOO WIDE builds on the indie rock roots that first brought Tracy Bonham into the spotlight. This time around, she weaves in touches of classical and jazz in a way that feels effortless, not over-the-top or too artsy." - The Concert Chronicles
"The album “draws from the romanticism of classical composers, " - iHeart Radio
As iHeart Radio’s “Brutally Delicious” put it, the album “draws from the romanticism of classical composers, merging lush harmonies and emotive melodies with her signature quirky songwriting… The result is a captivating blend of genres that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly original, proving that Bonham’s music-old and new-remains as relevant and resonant as ever.”
-iHeart Radio
“showcases Bonham’s maturity and newfound confidence.” ~Rock And Roll Globe
Tracy Bonham Finds Power and Beauty in Renewal
“Tracy continues to evolve and grow as an artist. Her latest album, Sky Too Wide, is a perfect example” ~Hustler Magazine
“Sky Too Wide” (which) combines her trademark edgy pop with elegant classically styled melodies. The voice is still familiar, but the songs don’t avoid sounding beautiful.” ~Boston Herald
" ... she has an idiosyncratic voice that’s pitched somewhere between Kate Bush and Clare Grogan (that probably dates me too), the songs here are spacey and full of strangeness." ~The Rocking Magpie
“…Ms Bonham takes us on something of a magical carpet ride, twisting and weaving elements of Jazz, Folk, Blues and Classical orchestrations into a delicate sound unlike anything else I’ve heard in eons.” ~The Rocking Magpie
"Sky Too Wide stands as an engaging and invigorated work through beautiful textures that were left unexplored during Bonham’s early career. Overall, these versions now feel fully realized and definitive. In combination with the fresher fare, the album showcases impressive breadth and maturity as Bonham pushes into a future with no self- imposed stylistic restrictions on any
