Every Time My Mind Runs Wild Terra Lightfoot

• 1 All Alone 03:42
• 2 No Hurry 03:31
• 3 Never Will 03:10
• 4 Lilly's Fair 03:51
• 5 See You In The Morning 03:45
• 6 Emerald Eyes 02:56
• 7 Moonlight 03:25
• 8 Home To You 03:24
• 9 NFB 03:24
• 10 The Truth 02:49
• 11 Splinter 04:07
• Total Runtime 38:04

Info for Every Time My Mind Runs Wild

Hamilton, Ontario singer and guitarist Terra Lightfoot is clearly intent on making a statement with the release of ‘Every Time My Mind Runs Wild’ the subdued vibe of her debut album, released back in 2011, is but a distant memory. For her sophomore release a new band has been enlisted and producers Gus Van Go & Werner F, best known for their work with The Stills, are behind the desk. The result is a strident rock record that manages to successfully perform the delicate balancing act of maintaining Terra Lightfoot’s roots, soul and blues influences while adding a catchy pop sensibility.

Produced and mixed by Gus van Go and Werner F (Monster Truck, Said the Whale, The Trews) and mixed by Noah Mintz (Death from Above 1979, The Sheepdogs), Terra Lightfoot’s Every Time My Mind Runs Wild distills all that audiences have come to love about the performer — fluid, fiery guitar-work, powerful vocals and melodies that resonate for days. From the sad-eyed swagger of opener “All Alone” to the punch of first single “Never Will” to the haunted ballad “Splinter” that closes the set, the album establishes Lightfoot as a singular talent and potent songwriting force.

"Every Time My Mind Runs Wild isn’t an album that requires anything more than a first listen to fall in love with, but it does get better with each consecutive listen. Moreover, Lightfoot achieves so many individual musical successes all at once on the record that it becomes overwhelmingly listenable the more one is able to let it sink into their bones. Catchy, soulful, and genuine, Lightfoot’s latest efforts soar just as much as her soulful vocals. If there were any substantial critique to be had, it would be that it didn’t last longer than its short, but sweet, 39 minutes." (Jonathan Frahm, popmatters.com)

Terra Lightfoot, guitar, vocals
Matthew Fleming, bass
Joel Haynes, drums
Liam O'Neil, keyboards

Terra Lightfoot
is a JUNO Award and Polaris Music Prize nominated guitarist-singer-songwriter originally from Hamilton, Ontario. In 2020, she marked her first decade as a recording artist with Consider the Speed, recorded by Grammy-winning producer Jay Newland at Memphis' legendary Royal Studios. In early 2022, Lightfoot launched her own label, Midnight Choir, with single “Sleepyhead.” Sixth album Healing Power (released Oct 2023) reunited her with producer/engineer Gus van Go for a career-best outing that earned the artist a second JUNO Award nomination (for Best Adult Alternative Album of The Year) as well as a long-list nomination for the Polaris Music Prize.

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