A hint as to where some of Boone's vocal styling comes from comes midway through the album with a cover of (fellow pianist) Randy Newman's "Sandman's Coming." Everything here is delicate and on the slow and dreamy "Flight 31" the guitar notes from (acclaimed novelist) Willy Vlautin dance around Boone's vocals like a hummingbird that wants to taste the nectar but leave the flower feeling untouched.
There are a couple songs here where the chorus can be learned and sung along to but overall Colfax is a real relaxer meant just to be listened to.
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