"Tosha Hill has mononym-level talent. As a roots-music singer, she’s got such pure tone and feel they - if combined with the right songs, business and luck – could maybe make a woman not just known, but known by just one name. As in Dolly. Emmylou. Ronstadt. Hill is that special on the mic, as heard on her new EP, “Forty Miles.” The five-song set is one of the best Americana recordings you’ll hear this year by an artist under the age of 30." - Matt Wake 

“Alabama singer-songwriter Tosha Hill’s “Forty Miles” opens on a quintessentially bleak scene. “Forty miles west of Little Rock/Not a penny to my name,” she sings, her powerful voice carrying shades of Margo Price and Linda Ronstadt with a muscular country-rock arrangement pushing things along. The title track from a 2021 EP, “Forty Miles” follows in that grand tradition of weary road songs like “Little Past Little Rock” and “Amarillo by Morning,” a promising entry that makes Hill a young performer worth watching.”  -Rolling Stone 