In an everything-everywhere-all-at-once-era, Flamy Grant’s Love Too Much is an anthem to simplicity. Nestled into the familiar shelter of a timeless Nashville guitar is an equally ageless reminder that all of this - our activism, our theology, our breath, our hope, our becoming - can be summed up in a single, inexhaustible purpose: love.

Give love away and it multiplies, receive it and you find yourself full up with more to give. There’s no class to take, no credit check to run, no hurdles to jump through. With her signature wit and mama-bear wail, Flamy reminds us that love is what we are, and where we begin, and all we really have to do. Charlie Chamberlain’s gentle-handed production lifts a sing-a-long lyric into an earworm mantra that will open your heart, loosen your shoulders, and point you steadily back to the things that matter most.