"I wasn't aware of Soren and their talents until Danny Blume introduced me to their world of song, and what a compelling world it is. Attractive and groovy in many ways, with an almost troubling current of raw insight and emotion, I am certainly better for having heard their music. I hope many others find them and take the time to listen."

— Nels Cline (Wilco)

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“Beloved is beautiful: rich and generous.”

— Joe Henry (Grammy Award-winning producer and artist)

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"I was involved early in the process, having heard Soren's songs in their demo form—just piano and voice. I was immediately drawn to their songwriting: tuneful, with great lyrics and a deeply soulful quality. It was great fun to be part of fleshing them out alongside an incredible cast of players. I was so pleased to hear those same qualities come through in the final production, through its many layers—a testament to the strength of the compositions, Soren's intuitively organic approach, and their smart choices of musicians to help realize this record."

​— Mark Orton (Tin Hat Trio and scores for The Holdovers and Nebraska)

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"Soren Song possesses that rare combination of soul, skill, and a phoenix-from-the-ashes story that tugs at your heartstrings, making you smile and weep. We’re creating a record that will stand the test of time, providing inspiration, wisdom, and joy to people of all generations and walks of life for years to come."

— Danny Blume (Grammy and Juno Award-winning producer)

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"I listened and discovered a new soundtrack for this stage of my life. I found myself with an anthem for the We-The-Discontented-Who-Long-For-A-Deeper-Meaning. Soren's music is the poetry of a profoundly articulate soul."

— Frank Schaeffer (Best-selling author, director, and artist)

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“I had the pleasure of playing some horns on Soren Song's new record and loved the tunes—full of soul! They are a sweet person, and I would love to work with them again!”

— Ralph Carney (Tom Waits)

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"Soren approached me about ten years ago to sing on 'Seakeeper,' a song on their latest release. I was thrilled to hear that the song would finally see the light of day. They then asked me to sing on a few other tracks. In addition to the stellar production and musicianship, I was amazed by the lyrics: the joy, the positivity, and, most of all, the depth given to the subject of love. Soren understands love's transformative power and expresses it without falling into kitsch."

— Tess Wiley (Sixpence None the Richer)