Sierra FerrellBest Sierra Ferrell Albums Ranked

Long Time Coming

pitchfork

7.6

“The West Virginia native found fame on YouTube, but she descends from a long tradition of American roots music. Though assisted by Nashville greats, her debut retains her essential wildness.”

Long Time Coming

pastemagazine

7.6

“You may listen through Sierra Ferrell’s new album, Long Time Coming, and come out the other side with only the haziest idea who she is, and that’s okay. The state of not knowing is all the more reason to absorb the album’s countless influences, the varying wavelengths on which each track exists, and the way the record’s dexterity tells us all we really need to know about Ferrell as a musician: She”

Trail Of Flowers

pastemagazine

7.5

“The Nashville-via-West Virginia singer-songwriter’s sophomore effort draws inspiration from jazz, bluegrass and mid-century country, arriving detailed, lived-in and nuanced.”

Trail Of Flowers

wolf

9.0

“This album is just full of personality. Sierra mixes folk, bluegrass, and old-time country so naturally it never feels forced. Songs like Dollar Bill Bar and American Dreaming hit hard emotionally, while tracks like I Could Drive You Crazy are playful and fun. The way the album flows from heartbreak to humor to reflection makes it feel like a journey, you’re never stuck in one mood. My only gripe is a couple of slower songs that don’t grab you as fast, but overall it’s a super solid record.”