Hey, so a few months ago my old band Tara Hall actually sat down with a sound engineer and recorded a few tracks nice and proper. Somewhere down the line however the project got slowed and so, almost a year and a half later I've finally received a mastered recording. Here it is. Original composition, features mandolin, dobro, guitar, bass, and vocals. Enjoy.

I like the song, some seriously interesting mix of instruments and nice arrangement you've got there, therefore I hope you will allow me to suggest few things. I rather avoid getting that much into it, but I do like that one, so here it goes:

I will suggest on trying another mix/mastering job on this nice song!
 Am I hearing the click track/metronome behind? Vocal can really use some verb/delay/chorus to part with the roomy sound, which is generally fine, but in my opinion not for this one. Instruments balance might be better - now guitar kinda of a overtakes the mix - being guitarist myself I do this in 100% (yes 100% !) of my recordings - then have a cool of period of 2-3 days and do a remix - to let the other instruments some space. Some faders riding can be used here and there since the beautiful vocal gets buried here and there

Great to the band recording some songs.
Lovely songs, hope to hear some more.

I don't like the roomy sound on the vox for this one.  I think it would probably sound better dry or with a more open sounding verb if that's possible.

Great voice, cool song, I could definitely hear it on the radio.  What's the noise in the background on the channel that's panned to the left?  I love the little chime sound that's on the right channel sometimes... it sounds cool

Thanks for the comments.

That background noise is probably the dobro. It comes in with a lot of sustain during the 1st verse. Those chimes are mandolin harmonics, they're very bright.

Wow cool.  I had a second there where I thought it might be a harmonic, but then I thought "no, there's no way that it could sound that metallic"

Cool song, anyways

Thanks. I' d add harmonies: your voice sounds a bit lonely  .