This brings me onto her vocals. Stevie has such an incredibly raw talent, that on parts of the album you find yourself wondering how she could possibly keep this up. Yet, there's such a great portrayal of emotions within her voice and that's something that's very hard to carry over in music at times because there can be such a gap between the real life story and real emotions and the listener can feel that divide. Yet that is not evident on this album at all, emotion is the very forefront, almost the cover star of the album. What is encapsulated here is rousing choruses, like on the single Blue and we are given an inside look at the iciness of the album, the coldness of the lyrics and the story. Overall, this is an album that doesn't step out from a comfort zone, but that's because there's no need to. Instead, Stevie Parker takes the option to relate to the listener personally by presenting her break up story in such an emotionally driven and idealistic way that it's hard not to fall in love with this record.