Frontman Ryan Adams got all the credit for the success of late alt-country faves Whiskeytown, but fiddler and co-frontperson Caitlin Cary was a large part of the band's charm.

Since the band's 1999 breakup, Caitlin has emerged as a performer with a strong personal and musical vision.

Caitlin's second solo outing continues exploring the giddy heights and crashing disappointments of romance from a distinctly feminine stance. The roots-meets-pop production is properly subtle, while the confessional quality in Caitlin's voice instantly connects you to her tales of love and loss.