The Skinny - Sugar Honey album review (2023) — “Sugar Honey delivers a masterful, mature set of songs which stand up to repeated listening long after the first hit has passed”. ★★★★ 

Clash Magazine - “One Week” (2023) - “ Carla remains a pristine vocalist, and a songwriter whose pop adoration is undimmed and unfiltered”

 “The third solo album from Glasgow singer Carla J. Easton combines the ominous glimmer of synth-wave with the maximalist fun of Carly Rae Jepsen’s ’80s throwbacks.” - Pitchfork

“Bold, extra-dimensional pop music that plays by its own roles.” -  CLASH Magazine

 “It is pop at its most pure, both escapist and celebratory, somewhat like Taylor Swift might sound if she covered a New Order song.” - Aesthetica Magazine 

“Carla J. Easton is making the music she wants to without a single care for what anyone else has to say about it, and it sounds brilliant. 8.5” - Line of Best Fit

“Orchestral blowout for choir, tubular bells and church organ, all wrapped in a witty lo-fi video.” - Guardian Track of The Week

“Impossible Stuff is a wander in a direction that should see Easton take her place among the trailblazers that have come before her.” ★★★★ - The List

 ''With Impossible Stuff, Carla J. Easton has conjured up a gem of an album, which sets a benchmark for exuberant and innovative indie-pop in this country. '' - The Fountain

“Her second solo album is her boldest pop broadcast yet, spanning the girl group spectrum from the romantic rallying cry of Dreamers on the Run and the quivering ballad Vagabond to the pulsing electro pop of Lights in the Dark and the stomping, uplifting Milk & Honey.” ★★★★ - The Scotsman

'Homemade Lemonade' (Ette) named #4 Album of The Year by Bandcamp 2016