“This local thrush’s imminent Superman Won’t Take the Call proves both her and her band capable of a husky uplift and rhythmic wallop rarely heard in the female-folkie field. Nashville belters like Joe Dee Messina or Martina McBride would be proud to tear into small-town geo-sociological explorations as earthily popwise as “Tallulah Falls” or “The River” or the Carolina twister romance chronicle “One More Day.” And Jennie’s fine with blues riffs and Nirvana basslines, too.” Chuck Eddy, Village Voice

“If Superman won’t take the call, then he’s missing the boat… Her voice can pierce your heart one moment, then turn right around and calm your spirit the next. Her thoughtful lyrics and solid instrumentation make you want to kick the volume up a notch, sit back and soak it in. “One More Day” is hopefully romantic, easily pictured married to some dimly lit TV love scene. “The River”, a classic country, bluegrass mountain ditty, is a foot stomper for sure. And the cut “Without It” is an insightful look at life with veiled undertones of a deeply spiritual journey.” Singer Magazine
“Jennie Arnau’s Blend of country, pop and alternative rock is unique and refreshing. She explores small town life in “Tallulah Falls” and “Ain’t No Friend”. There are only nine songs on this CD (I wanted more!). I prefer the more tender, romantic tracks like “Without It” and “One More Day’. If Superman won’t take the call, he should at least check out this CD.” Score! Music Magazine
"This up-and-coming artist should be on everyone's list of albums to buy...Her singing style and lyrics are extremely original; her music is a refreshing change from the grunge wannabes and heavy metal bands.” Rob Marx, 106.5 The Buzz, Richmond, VA's New Rock Alternative
"This is what you look for in an album - originality, thoughtful lyrics, vibrant vocals, and it just plain rocks.” Venus Magazine

Fresh off from playing at this years SXSW in Austin, TX, Jennie will be doing various tour dates and festivals. Check her out here:
www.JennieArnau.com
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