Frank’s original songs hit the bullseye of breezy pop and effervescent jazz. Her voice is a soft, breathy marvel as she climbs high with supple confidence (on her “Magnolia”; “Best Friend” and the wondrous title track). She also imbues beautiful soft ballads, such as her “Sunless Morning,” and “Good morning, Good night “with supple phrasing to illuminate her big-hearted lyrics. The band is superb in their sympathetic partnership. Frank is always in flowing sync with the flutter and beauty of keyboardist Aaron Parks (and his keen explorations); Rick Rosato’s pungent bass and Jim Black’s percussive engine. This is a dreamscape of beauty and the recording is superb in capturing all of the shifting tones and colors of this lithe, swaying and penetrating music.      -Nelson Brill, Boston Concert Reviews