"Lore’s leading single, ‘I Don’t Know,’ is a chilling look at craving love from someone that probably doesn’t deserve it. It is about finding happiness in oneself and not through the needs of another. She is battling the disparate realities of confused love. Who can’t relate to that?" ' Robin Lore is a clever, approachable, and sensational indie gem in the vast pool of great and bad music.

“We were blown away at her range after listening to her track, “I Don’t Know Why.” After hearing this track it is quite obvious that Robin is the real deal. The hook and song structure is perfect. In 2008 Robin was the winner of the 2008 Orange County Music Awards Best Live Female performer. We have yet to see Robin live but we can just picture being in a crowded venue drinking beer or espresso and listening to her sing. Her new CD, ‘Fickle Girl’ is out now. You should also check out the lead single “Fickle Girl.” It is a live record and just like Robin, you can enjoy her music anywhere. After turning her off, you can still hear her contagious voice in your head."”

“Robin Lore entertained all of us tonight with her F”olkish” style of music, accompanied with her unique vocals, and powerful acoustical talents, at “In The Music Room” radio show. Image may contain: 4 people, including Robin Lore, people on stage, people playing musical instruments, guitar and indoor”

"Opening for Ani Difranco" Went to see Ani DiFranco at Celebrity Theater last night (Sept 24th). What an incredible talent she is. Also deserving some praise - Robin Lore for being an opening act that made the crowd sorry she didnt play longer before Ani came on!

"Boston Soundcheck" Boston Soundcheck Magazine "What I Like is her natural, effortless manner of presenting folksy/acoustic music into a modern/alt rock essence twisted with warmth. The songs come through with intelligence, introspection, and a slight edge. My favorites... "the catchy, rythmic, 'Sleepwalking'. " --Debbie Catalano, Boston's Soundcheck

"Sleepwalking" Sleepwalking The guitar pulls you in from the beginning. The longer you listen, the longer you want to listen. The lead singer's voice is somewhat hypnotic, she pulls you into their world quite effectively. The song has a steady beat that belongs on any top forty station. I enjoyed tapping my fingers to the sound and that didn't go away after five listens. I then turned my attention to the lyrics themselves and this is what I found. The lyrics are thought provoking and draw you in. The chorus had me singing along! Now, I'm not a musician so I can't tell you the level of the music itself, but from the listener's point of view, I wasn't disappointed! Overall, what I found was a professional band on the verge of making a major push into the arena of pop music. As we all know getting there is hard enough but staying there is tougher....this could hit on any Top 40 radio station's playlist! Check her out, then check her out again!

"Sleepwalking" I enjoyed "Sleepwalking," and find myself listening to it again and again while I drafted this review. Robin's voice is good and strong, really very lovely and textured, like Melissa Etheridge, fellow Bostonian Shawn Colvin, and maybe even early, early Stevie Nicks (but not as fragile.) I just wish the melody line allowed her to do more with this unusual voice. Overall, I think this is nice work, good acoustic sounds for the café listener. I think this singer has more in her, so turn her up in the mix and change up that melody line! --God's Of Music Magazine (Irene) - God's Of Music "Boston Soundcheck" Boston Soundcheck Magazine "What I Like is their natural, effortless manner of presenting folksy/acoustic music into a modern/alt rock essence twisted with warmth. The songs come through with intelligence, introspection, and a slight edge. My favorites... "the catchy, rythmic, 'Sleepwalking'. "

“'The guitar work was on point, and Lore’s vocals have an emotive, raspy quality that draws you in. Lore writes songs about relationships and life experiences. She grew up in New York, then moved to California, then toured the country for nine months. She kept going through Dallas and it grew on her, so when the tour was over, she came back to stay."”

“Robin Lore is a solo singer/songwriter who currently resides in Dallas, Texas. Robin grew up in NY but it was not until she moved to Massachusetts that she developed her style of music. Robin has one of the most unique & engaging voices out there. We were blown away at her range after listening to her track, “I Don’t Know Why.” After hearing this track it is quite obvious that Robin is the real deal. The hook and song structure is perfect. In 2008, Robin was the winner of the Orange County Music Awards for Best Live Female performer. We have yet to see Robin live but we can just picture being in a crowded venue drinking beer or espresso and listening to her sing. Her new CD, ‘Fickle Girl’ is out now. You should also check out the lead single “Fickle Girl.” It is a live recording and just like Robin, you can enjoy her music anywhere. After turning her off, you can still hear her contagious voice in your head. That is a good thing!”