Advance praise for Wondering:

"...re-introduces optimism to weary listeners, downtrodden by various obstacles this past year presented. The carefully crafted soundscape maintains enough energy to lift weary souls, as his edifying lyricism evokes a beacon of hope." - American Songwriter

“…evokes comparisons to Van Morrison and Bob Dylan at their creative height. Friendly, intimate, and coming across like an old friend well met, there’s a real sense of fun and familiarity to Weinstein-Foner’s voice that is sure to win you over.” - Analogue Trash

“With lovely, canyon-country acoustic strums, Blythe Gruda’s climbing complementary vocals, and a Bluebird-like picked coda, “Give Me a Song” is a cinematic marvel, and a promising taste of what to expect from the full-length record.” - Petal Motel

"Folk sensibilities are this time pushed front and center, though Wondering is far more than the standard folk record, as once again the free spirit retro vibes help achieve a laidback and hopeful aesthetic. In other words, the perfect antidote to these dark days." - Various Small Flames

Press for Let It Be Told:

"We have a sneaky feeling that young SWF might just end up a rock star. The charismatic Brooklyn song man makes the kind of warm, mellow, scruffy rock & roll that you can't help but fall for on first listen." - Time Out New York

"Packed with one meaningful, uplifting, and impassioned track after the other, SWF is clearly an artist to watch." - Huffington Post

"...one of the most fascinating releases of 2013." - Artist Direct

"Throughout Let It Be Told, SWF’s blend elements of 1960’s rock, ‘70s riffs, and lo-fi bong anthems of the ‘90s. Still, even amid the slack-stringed strumming and coarse-grained guitar distortion, SWF’s distinctive shredded and yelping vocals -- which somehow falls between Neutral Milk Hotel’s Jeff Mangum and Galaxie 500’s Dean Wareham -- give the songs some emotional heft." - John Schaefer, WNYC Soundcheck

"Created with earnest conviction, Let It Be Told is a recording of one man’s soul that inspires and rocks at the same time." - Earbuddy

"Tracks like “Black & Golden”, “Automobile Blues”, and “Warrior” would make easy candidates for any song of the year list, but the album, as a piece, is a nearly perfect work. Let It Be Told transcends discussions about impressive debuts simply because it is hard to believe an album this good could possibly have been a first effort. " - Buzz & Howl