Ragmag - Christin Hyshka delivers an outstanding array of songwriting approaches that blend elements of folk, Americana, soul, and even rock all within the spectrum of one record, and as it unfolds, you begin to get attached to the personality behind these songs and this is something that I found to be completely refreshing.

The Rescue album comes through with such a spirited approach that the tracks feel cinematic, and at times alive and breathing in a sense.

Indie Music Flix - “Something That I Can Believe”, encapsulates the essence of folk with a contemporary twist, delivering a soul-stirring musical journey that resonates deeply with its listeners. From the onset, the song entrances with haunting vocal harmonies, weaving a tapestry of emotion that draws the audience into its narrative. As the melody unfolds, the carefully crafted stereo field envelops the listener, evoking imagery akin to church bells that remind us of a Sunday past, infusing the track with a sense of nostalgia and introspection.

In a world where storytelling through song reigns supreme, Christin Hyshka stands out as a heartfelt, honest, and fun-loving performer, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of his listeners with each resonant chord and soulful lyric.

Tonic Grain - “The Cliche” is an engrossing, profound new composition from Canadian singer-songwriter Christin Hyshka.
The song is about practicing faith without judgement, and with the strong melodies the message reaches your heart. The passionate guitar playing and confident rhythm section frame the track, while the bright violin blooms beautifully. Christin’s tender and at the same time emotional vocals sound incredibly inspiring. “The Cliche” ends on an uplifting note, and its warm atmosphere fills out the room.