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Album Review: Sierra Hull's ‘A Tip Toe High Wire'

Album Review: Sierra Hull's ‘A Tip Toe High Wire'

Hull's First Recording In Five Years Is Deep And Spirited

Mar 12, 2025
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Twenty years ago musical prodigy Sierra Hull burst out of Byrdstown, Tennessee at the tender age of thirteen; she released her debut album at seventeen.

Her contract with Rounder Records now complete, on March 7 Hull released “A Tip Toe High Wire,” a self-produced recording with an independent vibe.

The album’s ten songs clock in at an irregular 35 minutes, somewhere between an EP and full-length album. One senses that Hull may have relished the opportuity to release her music just as she wished, free of industry product specifications.

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