Chicagoan Shelley Miller lets her voice and words take center stage on her third studio album, and close listeners are rewarded. With the raw honesty of Patty Griffin and the catchy grit of Heartbreaker-era Ryan Adams, Miller proves that she is a voice to be reckoned with in the world of folk and Americana. Recorded with engineer John Abbey (Amy Speace, Emily Hurd) and featuring members of Dolly Varden, Brighton, MA, Moxie Motive and the Micah Walk Band, 'When It's All Gone, You Come Back' is at once sparse and lush, timeless and new. What the critics are saying: "Extremely well played acoustic folk with wonderful shimmering melodies...this woman's got enormous talent..." - Common Folk Meadow, March 2010 "A delicate, acoustic singer-songwriter than can turn on a dime, and deliver hard-hitting roots-rock-blues numbers a la Bonnie Raitt or Lucinda Williams." - Call it Folk, February 2010 "In short, an absolute must." - www.altcountryforum.nl, February 2010