“Evoking the level of imagery you’d find on a Lucinda Williams record, Coleman paints lyrical portraits with finesse, detailing everything from identity crisis to the unstoppable passage of time” Happy Mag

“I'm a sucker for a great lyric- this music is about something, and you don't need to strain your ears to hear what that thing is” Simon Price (UK music journalist for Independent on Sunday and BBC radio and TV)

“Steeped in melody and indie-pop charm, but with an earthiness and (dare we say it?) a warm maturity that feels like a hug from a friend on a hard day.” (Mother Lode)

“Mezz has a real knack of turning her real life experiences into the most gorgeous music that relates to people” Andrea Gibbs (Barefaced Stories and ABC radio)

“Torn from the book of song, Mezz Coleman has delivered an album of rare familiarity. Tender and delicate, yet so robust, its songs threaten to get up, waltz around the room and make you breakfast” Alexander Gow (ARIA winning singer-songwriter and host of “One Guitar” podcast)

“Coleman’s soaring vocals and poetic lyrics provide weight and substance to her songs” York Calling (UK)

“I Never Said a Word is a sprawling account of womanhood that traces the musician from hardships to victories, with the assist of a broad pop palette” (Happy Mag)

“Mezz is incredible at combining her innate musicality with heart-driven earnestness that is heard and felt in ever note she sings” Ainslie Wills

“Pop perfection- full of longing and topped with Mezz’s signature breathy vocal” (Georgia Fields)

“Undeniably brilliant” Joe Wilkinson and David Earl (Chatabix podcast)

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