Jim White’s latest offering, "Where It Hits You," hits you right where it hurts - in the heart, the soul, and maybe even the funny bone. Known for his quirky take on Americana and alt-country, White delivers a compelling mix of raw emotion and off-kilter storytelling that is sure to leave you feeling both haunted and elated. From the haunting twang of the opening track, "Chase the Dark Away," to the upbeat melodies of "Sunday's Refrain," White takes you on a musical rollercoaster that never fails to surprise. His distinctive voice, reminiscent of a gravelly Bruce Springsteen crossed with a southern drawl, adds an extra layer of depth to his already rich lyrics. The real standout of the album, however, is the instrumental track "Ghost-Town of My Brain," which builds from a sparse acoustic guitar riff into a thunderous crescendo of drums and strings. It's the kind of song that demands to be listened to on repeat, each time revealing a new layer of complexity and nuance. Overall, "Where It Hits You" is a masterful blend of heartache and humour, joy and sorrow. Jim White proves once again that he is a force to be reckoned with in the world of alt-country. So grab a glass of whisky, settle in, and let the music wash over you - you won't be disappointed.