Quotes
“The Heart Collectors radiate warmth through their music and personalities- any interaction with them will leave you smiling”
“Picture in your mind if Fleetwood Mac dated Peter Paul & Mary, they would have given birth to this wonderful quartet.” - Michael Jonathan
“The Heart Collectors harmonies and musical prowess combined with their gypsy-inspired dress captured LMFA audiences and left guests feeling joyful and entertained.” - Tiffany Jehorek
— LMFA Executive Director & Curator of Exhibitions
““The absolute album standout is 'Sirius B' possessing one of the most drooling atmospheric intros you are likely to encounter this year, or any other as a matter of fact. The melting twangy sound is one to die for and a cinematic imagination is let free to run amok once this pleasure lands on the listener. This delectable track unveils as a near 6-minute moment of bliss. Another song that catches the ear as a memorable interaction is 'Rocky Mountain', which re-ignites the new collection after the re-worked pair. This is one of the more folky offerings with banjo leading the way. A different vocal perspective revitalises the album at a suitable point and points the compass in an American roots direction”. - Three Chords & The Truth UK - ” - Three Chords and the Truth UK
“Gorgeously riveting and tightly woven group.” - Happy Mag
“They packed the house with their down under “epic folk” 60's-esque harmony rich, acoustic soundscapes.”
“One of the truly outstanding groups of the week [at Folk Unlocked Conference] was The Heart Collectors, a Celtic-influenced ‘epic folk’ band.”
— John Platt, New Folk Initiative Blog
“"Vulnerable-sounding vocal masterpieces with lyrics about the composers' personal experiences in life and love. Atmospheric, fascinating stories are told in attractive songs such as “No Separation”, the melodic “The Garden”, the bluegrass-leaning “Travellers” and the fragilely sung album closer “Where Light Rests”. As a listener you are almost compellingly drawn into the sincere feelings that the vocalists manage to convey in every song." Roots Time Magazine (translated from Dutch to English) ” - Roots Time Magazine
“"The group harmonise excellently over acoustic guitar backing [...] they come across like The Carpenters covering Klaatu’s ‘Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft’." ” - Paul Kerr
— Americana UK
“The ‘must see’ folk show for the summer! ” - HNGnews.com