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Anywhere But Here Reviewed by Americana Highways

"...the most poignant bittersweet songs you can imagine."

Hailing from Western Colorado, Kyle is a true troubadour and poet.  His new album Anywhere But Here is recorded with just the bare bones; it’s just a guy and his acoustic guitar and a mic. It’s soothing and natural sounding, like a walk in the woods or a meditation by a mountain stream. Pretty and disarming. This album is about losing someone you love dearly, a breakup and the many steps it takes to process the empty space it leaves behind. Kyle’s poetic skills craft the most poignant bittersweet songs you can imagine. 

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Anywhere But Here Reviewed by Ink 19

"... a vulnerable, transparent collection of poetry delivered in chord structure, voice, and strings that anyone with a heart can understand."

Harvey’s latest release, Anywhere But Here, is a gorgeous collection of poetry set to sparse arrangements that don’t get in the way. The quality of the recording is pristine. It’s a man with a guitar, microphone, and his own words. Nothing is complicated here, which is refreshing. The tone is confessional without being too plaintive. Harvey’s vocal range shines throughout, but it is especially noticed on “I Hope You Find Your Gold,” a song written for his daughter, although the listener could put this in any heartfelt letter to any loved one going through life’s challenges. It’s particularly poignant when heard from the father-to-daughter point of view.

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Anywhere But Here Reviewed by Omaha Buzz

He has kept his voice intact over the years and is as affecting as he always was. One of my favorite things when Kyle would perform for new crowds was watching the audience. Most of the time, he would open with a song called “Lately,” and he would build up to that first word of the song—“lately”—and let it loose. The faces of people in the crowd would be ones of awe and relief, as the next thought in their heads would have had to have been, “Ok, this is going to be good.”

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Anywhere But Here Reviewed by Here Comes The Flood

"... this year's best lines about heartbreak..."

Americana singer-songwriter Kyle Harvey may well have written this year's best lines about heartbreak on his new album Anywhere But Here: "Since you left me, I haven't moved you sweater. It still hangs on the back of the chair". The despair is almost palpable in Neon Lights Are Good For The Blues, one of the many songs on which he tries to let go, even going as far that his former lover will find happiness elsewhere.

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The first single from the new album, Anywhere But Here, is Neon Lights Are Good For The Blues is available on streaming services now! 

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