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Further West (2015)
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"Further West is a wonderfully realised collection of chamber-folk-pop and is an understated treat."
R2 Magazine
Any Forgotten Thing (2011)
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"The duo of Rebecca Hall and Ken Anderson add a deliciously off-kilter psychedelic folk edge to Hall’s dark, brooding songs. Whether traditional Americana, recent Nashville gothic like the Handsome Family or Mark Sinnis, or the more psychedelic side of 60s folk-rock is your thing, this album is a treat."
New York Music Daily; 50 Best Albums of 2011
Hungrytown (2008)
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"In addition to their superb performances (she has an attractive pure voiced alto, he's an accomplished multi-instrumentalist) and the fluidity of their melodies, is that they pull off the trick of sounding both like traditional English folkies and old school Appalachians, often at the same time. More impressively so since ten of the dozen songs are written by Hall, either solo or with her husband. Seek this out at the earliest opportunity."
Sunday Afternoon (2002)
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New York neo-folk ballad singer and writer Rebecca Hall has been winning compliments from fellow musicians Laura Cantrell and even Roger McGuinn for her updated take on mid-to-late 1960s pop/folk sounds. Sunday Afternoon, her second album, recalls in style the acoustic guitar and string arrangements heard first on Judy Collins' In My Life, then on lusher turns from Leonard Cohen, and on Brit folk-rock productions from Joe Boyd.
Barry Mazor - No Depression
Rebecca Hall Sings! (2000)
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Hall has created songs that sound timeworn and classic straight off the page. In sorrow or exaltation, Hall's clear voice carries an almost spiritual clarity that still leaves room for the songs to be shaped by other voices. Classic and unique, Rebecca Hall Sings! promises to become a tradition in its own right.
Sarah Meador - Rambles