Momma's new album, Welcome to My Blue Sky, follows their previous endeavor, Household Name, reflecting their growth as individuals and musicians. Written during their busy tour schedule, the album expresses the changes in personal lives and dynamics among the band members. Inspired by '90s rock and early 2000s pop, it features catchy, nostalgic tunes that blend confessional songwriting with vibrant soundscapes. Singles like 'Ohio All the Time' showcase their ability to craft replayable hooks, demonstrating their evolution in the indie rock scene. Overall, the album embodies a reflective narrative of coming-of-age experiences.
"By the time bandleaders Etta Friedman and Allegra Weingarten made it back home and started work on Welcome to My Blue Sky with drummer Preston Fulks and bassist/producer Aron Kobayashi Ritch, they felt like they were different people than when they left."
"It's packed with clean, endlessly-replayable hooks, evidenced by the outstanding singles 'Ohio All the Time' and 'I Want You (Fever),...'"
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