"Melbourne-based Americana singer Gretta Ziller is known for her stunning vocals that can lift any song.
She melds country, pop and rock music to meld her own unique brand of Americana ... with touches of sassiness informing her personality throughout her music.”
Mary Varvaris, The Music
“The “Americana” palette is fraught with dangers for Australian artists: there’s usually a forced Southern drawl and too many mentions of Nashville. But when it’s mixed with rock & roll guitars (“Let It Go”), hard-hitting narratives (“Slaughterhouse Blues”) and a dose of Aussie self-deprecation (“Whiskey Shivers”), Ziller takes ownership of the style. A traditional blues album at heart, her debut LP draws on the requisite subject matter: whiskey, unemployment, depression, domestic violence. But even when she’s on the floor of “the bathroom of regret”, Ziller offers a poeticism that lifts the album into the realms of soulful reflection.”
