After finishing the Indian Summer sessions, Carbon Leaf came to a crossroads: This album was too hot to release through the indie
channels that had served the band well. "We'd done five albums on our own and pushed that as far as it can go," Barry Privett
explains. "Obviously, anyone goes with a label in hopes of getting a wider audience and a little more muscle. But because of who we
are and what we've achieved, our label had to be committed to artist development -- a rarity these days." True to the Carbon Leaf
spirit, the band teamed up with Vanguard Records, a completely independent and artist friendly recording label, to release this album.
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