4th album from the feel-good folkie expanding on the rustic roots music that made 2012's Headwaters such a success(Exclaim.ca). Lap steel player Bill Western recorded his parts on "living with a Long way to go (#1)" in a 150' grain silo. Barber sings from the heart about his roots, telling tales from the road, and offering incredibly personal and sincere observations of the world around him (hughsroom.com). The lapsteel give the album a very alt-ctry feel.