Press:

“Beautiful, compelling melodies with poignant lyrics sung with a sensual, sultry authority... This is good, this is now.”
Paul Zollo - American Songwriter Magazine

“Manda Mosher is poised to become a leading light of modern singer-songwriters, someone able to encapsulate the emotional terrain of life and romance with a soul much wiser than her young years.”
Bill Bentley - Sonic Boomers

“Melodious, sultry, moody, and mellifluous... Manda Mosher has everything going for her: the looks, the sonorities, the chart sound, and any number of winning aspects no matter how you approach her work.”
Mark S. Tucker - FAME /Acoustic Music

“The disc's smart mix of rootsy rock and quieter, acoustic-based moments brings to mind (Sheryl) Crow's Tuesday Night Music Club debut. Everything You Need contains everything Americana rock fans need -- it is an impressively confident and compelling disc that bodes well for Mosher's future.”
Michael Berick - All Music Guide

“Mosher has attitude and an unmistakable undercurrent of fire. ”
Michael Lipton - Charleston Gazette

“Terrific, sensuous vocals and beautifully crafted, involving, heartfelt songs fill this album.”
Paul Freeman - Palo Alto Daily News

“Everything You Need is a must-hear! Check out Lay Me Down for Mosher at her best.”
Jessica Draper - Performing Songwriter Magazine

“Mosher has qualities that make her worth paying extra attention to. Her music is contemporary singer/songwriter that more often than not has influences from easygoing and airy pop music, but she also throws a healthy dose of guitar driven rock into the mix.”
Roger Persson - Magnifik Music - Sweden

“Jumping into the musical fray -Manda Mosher takes the leap from the backlight to the spotlight...deftly combining crafty pop smarts as a writer, a cool, understated vocal style and rootsy elements, Mosher makes an alluring sound, somewhere between artful pop and a harder, rock space.”
Josef Woodard - Santa Barbara News Press

“Much in the spirit of other strong alt-country singer-songwriters like Kathleen Edwards and Sara Cox, Manda Mosher skirts the genre with enough mainstream pop appeal to avoid being so easily classifiable. She plays a dobro and blows a harmonica.”
iTunes Official Album Review

“This debut alum showcases a singer-songwriter road-hardened and studio-ready. Full of uncontrived arrangements with a stripped-down, rootsy instrumental sound... Well worth hearing especially if you're a fan of contemporary country pop/rock.”
Alan Cackett - Maverick Magazine (UK)