"A five-star rating" -Adam Kennedy, Blues Matters Magazine, UK (see below section for full spread)

"Katie's 6th album takes you from New Orleans Punkabilly, to gospel, to blues rock, to the Mississippi Delta- all with the common denominator of Katie's original songwriting and undeniable voice.  This "gumbo pot" of crossover blues is about to shake up the roots-music world." -Relix Magazine https://relix.com/articles/detail/check-out-our-march-2021-cd-sampler/

"Her voice is delightful, and perfectly suited to the blues.  Her songwriting chops are some of the finest currently on display anywhere and the chemistry she has with her band members is to die for.   They may call it the blues, but there’s nothing depressing about the quality of sound and music that Knipp exudes. We wouldn’t be surprised to see this one up for Grammy consideration." -Robert Leggett, LA Music Critic http://www.lamusiccritic.com/indie_voice_blog/katie-knipp-shows-her-depth-of-talent-with-the-release-of-the-well/  

"Versatility. That’s the word to properly define Katie Knipp’s work. The Well is the 6th album released by her. It’s an EP with only five songs, but a features an array of blues, R&B, soul. Katie Knipp is a gifted musician, able not only to play slide guitar, piano, and harmonica but mainly able to make her singing prevail over the textures of a song." -Marcel Innocentini, Blues Rock Review https://bluesrockreview.com/2021/03/katie-knipp-the-well-review.html#:~:text=It's%20an%20EP%20with%20only,the%20textures%20of%20a%20song.&text=This%20song%20shows%20a%20myriad,horns%2C%20bass%2C%20and%20drums.

"Knipp brings to Americana what Shakira does to pop: incredible versatility and an unforgettable, distinctive vocal delivery. Her music is sure to be a hit with fans of Janis Joplin, Aretha Franklin, Bonnie Raitt and Amy Winehouse alike. Although her original sound defies labels, the songs on this record often cross into the same bluesy realm of Americana that artists such as Anderson East occupy."  -Guitar Girl Magazine https://guitargirlmag.com/news/music-news/gifted-singer-katie-knipps-new-ep-available-for-pre-order/

"The lady and her team are not serving you small beer, the drink makes Guinness look like kid's lemonade.  This EP fully deserves the 5 Stars attributed to it by Blues Matters Magazine.  No wonder the record has been hitting the Roots Music Charts for Weeks."  -Preumont Michel, Concert Monkey, Belgium http://www.concertmonkey.be/albumreviews/ep-katie-knipp-well?fbclid=IwAR3H5ypEM_tFQFYMnibCQbWc4Be71GHjzuYTkVNjlp-Syt2ck2GCvx2qk3c

"Knipp’s performance in The Well is marked by the kind of vocal gusto that I associate with a singer like New Orleans badass boss-lady Wanda Rouzan."  -Scott Anderson, Sacramento News and Review https://sacramento.newsreview.com/2021/04/16/editorial-combating-the-pandemic-blues-with-california-sunlight-and-the-sounds-of-sacramento/

"Rolling a myriad of New Orleans piano styles and Grade A dobro and resonator work into her own blues cocktail, her powerful voice and fine-tuned songwriting echo everything from Aretha and Mahalia to Fleetwood Mac and even Captain Beefheart."- Michael Limnios, Keep the Blues Alive, Greece http://blues.gr/profiles/blogs/q-a-with-california-based-blues-americana-siren-katie-knipp

"Firm and raw.  A great record with one drawback:  it is too short." -Eric Campfens, Barn Owl Blues http://www.concertmonkey.be/albumreviews/ep-katie-knipp-well?fbclid=IwAR3H5ypEM_tFQFYMnibCQbWc4Be71GHjzuYTkVNjlp-Syt2ck2GCvx2qk3c

"Soul, soul, soul." -Gabe Nelson, Cake

"Knipp performs a unique interpretation of traditional blues and soul music.  Her new CD features excellent musicianship and instrumentation recorded down and dirty.  Somewhat reminiscent of a young Maria Muldar."  -Lewis Stephens, keyboardist for Gary Clark Jr., ZZ Top, Eric Clapton, the late Freddie King, and more.

"The blues idiom has survived for so long because of artists continually reinventing it so that it seems vital and contemporary.  Katie has used her impressive talents to put her own stamp on this from-the-heart musical form and she continues to evolve.  It is exciting to witness such a talent in progress.  Most importantly, her songs are a great deal of fun." -Mick Martin, host of Cap Radio's Blues Party

“With inventive musicians like Katie Knipp, roots music will survive.” -Freddy Celis, Rootstime, Belgium https://rootstime.be/index.html?https://rootstime.be/CD%20REVIEUW/2021/APR1/CD122.html

"Covers a lot of ground, but it all remains close to the blues.  Her impressive vocal range is well-presented throughout." -Norman Darwen, Blues in the South, UK http://bluesinthesouth.com/