"On Pine Needle Fire, Randall Bramblett proves himself once again as one of the most important contemporary musical artists of our day." - Elmore Magazine 

"Imagine a world where musicians play concerts: These songs would have folks on their feet." - The Associated Press 

"...marvel at his ability at this stage of his five-decade career to put out one discerning and evocative album after another...relevant and downright cool." - Relix Magazine 

“(PNF) is arguably the most lyrically intimate, poetically revealing outing in his career. It is exactly the kind of record the 2020s call for. – AllMusic, Thom Jurek 

"As we've come to expect from him, Bramblett has delivered another masterpiece, a guided tour through a unique soundscape that makes us all feel at home." -No Depression 

"On Pine Needle Fire, Randall Bramblett proves himself once again as one of the most important contemporary musical artists of our day." - Elmore Magazine 

"... there is plenty to unpack, and it's all consistently engaging. 4 out of 5 Stars" - American Songwriter Magazine 

"... some real knockout moments of beauty." - Flagpole 

"Randall Bramblett has a singular soulful sound, and thankfully, a wealth of creative energy looking forward. He has a catalog of consistently strong albums and Pine Needle Fire is the latest to join this esteemed list." - Glide Magazine 

"Pine Needle Fire continues a remarkable string of recordings that set richly literate Southern reflections to frameworks of soul, blues and jazz-informed pop." The Best Albums of 2020 List - Lexington Herald Leader 

"Pine Needle Fire is a first-class Southern soul stew, beautifully played, written, and sung." - Lyric Magazine 

"On the new album Pine Needle Fire, Georgia soul man Randall Bramblett's warm, weathered tenor gives voice to average folks who are hanging on, and he provides a beat to keep them going," - The Associated Press 

“You could scan the roots landscape and have a hard time finding a more complete and compelling musical mind with more earned soul, songwriting chops and percussive sense than Bramblett.”  Craig Havinghurst, String Theories 

”… he uses expansive, hypnotic arrangements: winding guitars, jazzy undertones, sturdy melodies sent into the ether. 8 out of 10” - Uncut Magazine