The full-length follow-up to her 2011 debut EP , 2012's features more of singer/songwriter 's buoyant, technicolor psych and folk-influenced pop. A opera-trained vocalist, the Michigan-born came off as a kind of cherubic indie rock on , and does nothing if not reinforce this notion. These are meticulously crafted, gargantuanly melodic songs that frame 's fairy siren of a voice with swirling, sparkling productions (via ) rife with bells and keyboards, shimmering guitar bits, and veritable marching bands of rhythm. While a few tracks carry over from , including the title track, the '60s girl group-sounding "Choice Notes," and the yearning "Locomotive," listeners also get more than few hummable, immediately catchy numbers like the swoony "Velvet Elvis" and the wide-eyed and cinematic "Medicine." While the album title suggests that 's talents may be less than genuine, is never anything less than truly inspired. ~ Matt Collar