From Maverick Magazine, 4 stars One of my picks for the top, Rachel has released another cracker of an album. In my feature Four New Ladies of Country (July 2006), I tipped this young lady for the top. She hasn’t made it yet, but if she keeps releasing top quality tunes as can be found on this great new release, then fame should not be far away. Rachel has a tremendously powerful voice like her singing idol, Wynonna. This can be heard in the very first track That’s Why I Picked This Guitar which should be first choice as a single; it would go down great on country radio in America. The song rates right up there with Miranda Lambert’s Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. As well as having one helluva voice, Rachel is also a mighty fine songwriter. This can be found on songs such as the powerful, How Does It Feel and the driving ballad, Something Worth Saving, which she co-wrote with Karleen Watt. Rachel is as comfortable singing ballads as she is singing rockier songs. She can be so inspiringly emotive one minute as on the beautiful, The Only Thing Harder Than Leaving, but she can also rock your socks off on tunes such as the raucous, Firestarter. At a very generous sixteen tracks, this is an album well worth owning. Rachel Williams has all the qualities to be a very big star, and I still stand by my original prediction that fame is just round the next corner for this exceptionally talented young singer-songwriter. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-S