Great show at Sundance last Thursday. Gary and Denise Helms say hi!

Loved your shows when you came to Greenwood, SC. Y'all were awesome. Can't wait until you come back again. People here loved you. The venues were packed out! Keep up the good work!

Saw you guys last Saturday night at the Red Room in Kinston. You were fabulous will try to get to Beaufort to check you out on the 12th of April.

Just want to let y'all know that I am totally digging your album, as is my 8-year old! I deeply appreciate music that appeals to both of us. And she's taken to nightly requests for me to sing Lullaby (to which I don't do justice, but I try anyway). It's a beautiful song! The album is outstanding (I'm not surprised). Thank you.

Very talented people, Did I tell you guys that I love love love LOVE your album? Seriously, it is not just that I play it all the time. It is that I take the music with me in my dreams, or I must have, because sometimes I wake up with singing in my head....("We are lighthouses, you and me...")

Loved you guys at Brad and Tammy's last Saturday! Valerie, your voice is awesome and I love your laugh! The three of you harmonize so well. Can't wait to see you all again....

The record sounds beautiful, y'all! Haha... "record"... I'm old. Nay, RETRO.

great music! Really happy sound with a great beat. Definately a perennial

Wondered just who this group, A Mad Affair, is. Of course, if Mike E. lined them up to play, they couldn't be bad. Good gracious alive!! What a great set you guys played at the Creek! We old farts can rest easy that the next generation of music is in outstanding hands! Looking forward to the CD. Can't wait to see you the next time. Much love, f

Once nearly 20 years ago, friends of mine had planted an evening primrose at their doorstep--named such because it only blooms briefly at night. To see it happen, one must be patient, so I sat down beside it with a video camera as dusk approached, and I waited. An hour passed, and then quite suddenly, unaided by any breeze, the flower began to move; having saved its resolve for just this moment, in less than a few easy breaths it opened and showed its beauty to the world. Knowing that it would happen made it no less miraculous; expectancy is not the same as the wondrous surprise of actually seeing. I have never forgotten the rare feeling of that moment, nor will I ever forget seeing A Mad affair at the moment it opened itself to the world. I knew it would come someday, but I am overwhelmed by the joy of the moment. My dear friends, I am immeasurably happy for you. --Todd