Standing Still, the gorgeous new album from Nashville songbird, Ruby Amanfu, was recorded live in just five days in a remote log cabin near Leiper's Fork, Tennessee. Upon arrival, the furniture was moved out and the six-piece band set up in the cabin's picturesque great room. Producer Mark Howard strategically set up amps around the house in bedrooms, bathrooms, closets and even the basement. Candles were lit and incense burned, and the mood was set for Ruby to sing. "I felt at ease with my feet on those wood floors, gazing out onto the forest outside the windows while I sang," recalls Ruby, "It was simply nature and it was simply music - both in their purest forms. All that was left to do was breathe." The album's songs embody that purity and were recorded live, without bells, whistles or ProTools. Each and every song is a reverent moment.