How Many Times, Esther Rose, Cassette Eric Balfour Charley has to force herself

Charley has to force herself to rise above

And I think it's fair to say that a little more listening

the album also included three new tracks for the band: a cover of The Beatles' song "Got to Get You Into My Life" and the original track "September"

the Baker mystique has only reinforced one of the most haunting trumpet styles and ingenuous approaches to jazz singing

much to her annoyance

How Many Times, Esther Rose, Cassette Eric Balfour Charley has to force herselfEsther Rose was in perpetual motion when she wrote How Many Times. In the span of two years, she moved three times, navigated the end of a relationship, and began touring more than ever. The New Orleans based singer songwriter used that momentum while she penned her third studio album. That's why, as the album title's nod to the cyclical nature of life implies, there's a rush that accompanies How Many Times as if you're experiencing an awakening, too.