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Last Call is a slow-tempoed ballad, with a steady, twangy acoustic strum supporting Debbie’s emotional, deliberate vocals. Her vocals are smooth and textured, rising and falling in intensity as the lyrics demand, with a subtly distressed cry reserved for moments when the lyrics are painting a lonesome picture... It's a well-written, impeccably-performed song, one that’ll gain Debbie some new fans and will please existing fans who’ve been waiting for a new release.” - Geoff Wilbur

Geoff Wilbur's Music Blog

...Her latest single is called True Me. It's a heartfelt ballad that seems to draw from personal experience. Trying to put thoughts and feelings into words is, perhaps, quite challenging for most, but Hennessey does it in a plaintive yet uplifting manner. She sings with seemingly effortless phrasing that hits you where you live. The singer-songwriter's vocals are full, rich, and dynamic, supported by Jonathan Hayes' ethereal and somewhat bluesy guitar. True Me is a stellar tune in the vein of Bonnie Raitt or Sheryl Crow but remains totally unique in style and substance.” - Eric Harabadian

Geoff Wilbur's Music Blog

(No Longer Broken) "Debbie Hennessey has been a force in indie music DIY circles for many years. On her latest offering, she co-writes with such other notable indie writers as Courtney Leigh Heins and Athena Marie, crafting an intensely listenable album of country tinged rock. The album is perfectly produced and mixed by Jeffery Marshall, who also co-writes six of the tunes. But what truly sets these songs apart from the majority of country music today is the voice of Hennessey, entirely different from any other femaile voice you will hear. It is this difference that provides Hennessey's signature and makes her music unique. As far as the songs, the lyrics are definitely relatable and should conect with listeners who are struggling with the same issues as the songwriters. Best tracks on the album are "Every Song Is You" the title track ("No Longer Broken") "Sugar and Rain" and "Right For Right Now." The other stand out song is the one tune not written by Hennessey, the brilliant duet with singer songwriter Lexie Hofer, "Woman. Recommendation: This one is a no-brainer. Between the lyrical content and the musical accompaniment, and a voice that stands out from the pack, No Longer Broken is a definite Get It for lovers of great music.” - Robert Leggett

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(No Longer Broken) "Sometimes the boulevard of broken dreams is really a highway of smashed hearts. Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter Debbie Hennessey been down that road. But No Longer Broken is in the past tense; she's looking in her rearview mirror, leaving the dashed hopes and bad shit behind. This is honest talk from a strong woman; however, the music is brimming with infectious pop/rock melodies even when the lyrics are tossing poison darts. Hennessey epitomizes the rootsy side of Adult Album Alternative, essentially classic rock with a contemporary edge. While there are country flavors in the grooves, this is definitely a West Coast record, more Linda Ronstadt and Jackson Browne than Waylon Jennings and Johnny Cash. On Every Song is You, Hennessey's voice recalls the plaintive croon of Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac while producer Jeffery Marshall's riffs give the track a Wallflowers kick. The title cut offers a feeling of emotional uplift from all the heartache. "One touch from you/And I'm no longer broken," Hennessey sings, and killer slide guitar makes it all go down soulful and easy. When Hennessey lets it rip, she doesn't hold back. "Liar, cheater," she rages on in You Can't Unpull a Trigger. The mean harmonica captures the anguish in her singing. On Let Me Go, Hennessey leaves her soul bare - and the listener breathless. Breaking up may be hard to do, but it's worth it if it inspires albums as excellent as this.” - Stacey Zering

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