The live aspect of Lytle’s music is extremely important, and, he reflects, “I think [the video] does a good job of capturing the feel of our live performance.” While some artists’ music translates similarly both on a stage and on an album, that isn’t the case for this particular band.

An album of lilting, beautiful, heartfelt songs delivered in an effortless production of sonic honey.

Even though I’d be on board with California being split into at least two states, I would never want us to be completely out of touch with our brothers to the north. This is especially true if music like the kind heard on The End of Ours is what’s coming down and spreading joy through the southern part of the state.

"This is a collection of songs that is tied together around a theme of loss.  Losing people, or parts of your identity, or youth… there are a lot of themes in the record…but they all come back to that center of loss."

"Lytle’s innocent, unblemished voice wraps around these melancholy, sometimes dark songs like gauze around a wound. The result is a debut whose immaculate sonics join with a talented cast and show Lytle to be a singer/songwriter worth watching..."

- Hal Horowitz for American Songwriter Magazine

"The emotive folk music of Alec Lytle & Them Rounders is one that is sure to touch your soul. With compelling story telling lyrics and vocals filled with honest emotion, you can’t help but gravitate to the energy they bring."

"You write music that's good for a rainy day...it's perfect."

"People forget  that it can sound good without 22 inputs...people long for that human connection...and here you are a guy with your fingers on a guitar..."

 - Tyler Russell KX93.5 Laguna Beach