Released the week of Valentine's Day 2017, is a collection of reverb-washed love songs by . The indie pop singer brings along a childhood of watching classic movie musicals, a degree in jazz vocal performance, and an affection for the vocal era, girl groups, and Brill Building pop to her debut. The retro sounds befit the smoky, sultry voice of a vocalist who counts among her chief influences. and her band, which includes ( ) on lead guitar, recorded the album live at 's studio in a single day, save for a few overdubs. In the process, they weaved rhythms of bygone nightclubs and saddle-shoe proms into echoes of dream pop and, on occasion, '80s sophisti-pop for a composite consistent with the contemporary indie scenes of Brooklyn, London, or in Burch's case, Austin, Texas. Speaking of Texas, subtle guitar twang graces "Wrong for You" as stammers in rhythm through regrets of falling for a Lothario. Later, with a title that may evoke for some, "Torn to Pieces" has an atypical melody that softly yowls and moans over warm guitar tones and hints of classic . ("Baby, baby, I miss your loving/Why did, why did I ever think of another?") The slow dance "Fool" is an album highlight that brings with it -like intensity and ' soft-focus sensuality. On the whole a solid set of songs, the album's influences play out consistently across a wistfully romantic atmosphere that should appeal to both lovers and the lonelyhearted. ~ Marcy Donelson