The album is at its best when listened to as a whole - each track leading into the next, each mood set and re-set with each passing song. It's therefore difficult to pick only a handful of "stand-out" tracks as each fits perfectly in its place amongst the others.  Full text...

Most accurately described as a singer/songwriter in the ilk of Damien Rice and Joshua Radin, but requiring less work to embrace than either, Cary Brothers is required listening for a developing generation of fans of smart, heartfelt, original music, and Who You Are should quickly find its way to the top of their rotation.  Full text...

Who You Are is a collection of eleven new songs with a bonus version of “Blue Eyes,” which was the “Garden State” song. Not only is this album a coming of age for the Nashville native, it’s his best work yet and something that is sure to expand his fan base even further.  Full text...

Who You Are sounds just like the product of a thousand-member committee on musical bad taste.  Full text...