“4 Stars. Dazzlingly eclectic, weaving Americana, spirituals, folk and blues, into a profoundly spiritual and personal continuum… impressive self-written material such as ‘Everybody Gotta Rise Up,’ ‘Can’t Find My Way’ and the spectral title-track forge a fiercely contemporary link.” - Kevin Bourke, Songlines
Roots is a collection of acoustic, instrumental fiddle pieces paying homage to the influences in American Folk and Roots traditions that have been an integral force in shaping Anne Harris' sound.
"This is breathtaking, soulful music that cuts across genres, performed by a true master." - Jesse Finklestein, Blues Radio Intl.
"A unique and impressive album... A journey through a sonic landscape teeming with aural pleasure that beckons listeners to explore its secrets... For those looking for something different, take Come Hither for a spin soon." - ChicagoBlues.com
Live at the Acorn Theater contains live versions of favorites from Anne's previous studio releases. Recorded at the Acorn Theater in Three Oaks, Michigan.
Gravity and Faith "boasts a carefully crafted blend of violin-infused pop/rock arrangements, the occasional folk flavoring and introspective lyricism that find the ambitious troubadour digging down deep into the most transparent portions of her provocative soul." - Concertlivewire.com
"Besides being one of the most cleverly packaged CDs to come out in the past year, Anne Harris' Wine and Poetry makes for a delightfully diverse listen. Like a fine wine, the vocalist/songwriter/fiddler gets better with time as she unleashes rock, pop, soul, and the occasional sliver of Americana." - Illinois Entertainer
“Throughout [Open Your Doors] Harris never misses a moment to tell the listener the cup is more than half-full if not brimming over. And it never sounds forced, which only adds to its luster... The album may not be an easy finder, but it's certainly a keeper!” - PopMatters
“Throughout [Open Your Doors] Harris never misses a moment to tell the listener the cup is more than half-full if not brimming over. And it never sounds forced, which only adds to its luster... The album may not be an easy finder, but it's certainly a keeper!” - PopMatters
“Kicking off with a song that could easily mesh with Dave Matthews or even Led Zeppelin's ‘That's the Way,’ this musician can find a good melody and evolve it over five to six minutes. …Harris definitely is onto something special.” AMG Rating: 4 Stars - All Music Guide Expert Review