Witchy originals,  Mojo ****

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A shimmering debut rich in folklore, The Observer

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Whoo hoo witchy woman, she got the moon in her eye, Spiral Earth ****

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Songlines ****

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a deeply evocative collection of new and traditional songs, Morning Star ****

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calling you home from the darkest part of the woods, Folk London Magazine

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themes of innocence, the complexities of childhood, mythology, fairies and moonlight, creating an atmospheric album that is genre-defying. Irish Music Magazine

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At times the musical equivalent of a tone poem, it's a poetic and intoxicating affair, FATEA

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One reviewer used the word 'intoxicating' - I'd go for beguiling, enchanting, esoteric,

Folk/Tumble ****

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Takes us out of this world, WoNo

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You can almost smell the salt air as Overs takes you by the hand and leads you through her part of England, RootsWorld

 

Between the old and new​, Joyzine​

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Mysterious, haunting, spiritual, poetic, imaginative, Folking.com

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‘Liz Overs soundtracks the startling, fresh verdancy with a transfixing rendition of ‘The Birds in Spring’, TradFolk