Kevin Jones in the Australian (4 August 2001) wrote: 'An unabashed admirer of Day, Seidel shares with her the respect for the melody line and the ability to be cheerful or romantic as the mood dictates.

And Seidel has that rare ability to add something meaningful to the most mundane song. Her jazz inflected vocals light up the album.

For jazz lovers there are many fine solos from Seidel's piano, brother David's bass and Chuck Morgan's guitar: for those who just like good music, there's the pleasure of listening to Seidel's voice warm and honeyed with a touch of silk - and she has never sung better.