Love remains

"If you want an album for late night listening, sustained by a favourite brew of something, this might be worthy of your attention ... It's not always easy stretching out as a solo artist and much will depend on production assistance, management and label suggestion, and of course a clutch of good songs. If, for the moment, Tal Wilkenfeld might be best advised not to neglect the day job this album does repay repeat listens. That chosen tipple will also need a refill ...".

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"With Love Remains, Tal Wilkenfeld clearly wants to broaden the expanse of her music, commercially and otherwise, and thus avoid being type-cast. Nevertheless, more instrumentals along the lines of "Haunted Love," fusion-oriented or not, might've sounded less forced than the rock-slanted cuts here and might have better helped build and sustain momentum. Fittingly, the final number, "Pieces of Me," illustrates that dynamic principle, the vocal swoops and jagged guitars enough to pique curiosity about Tal Wilkenfeld's future work and, in the meantime, compel repeated (if admittedly selective) hearing of this one".

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