The record kicks off with ?Georgia Peaches,? a Mallary Hope, Blair Daly and Rachel Proctor collaboration that simply will (country) rock your socks off. It's playful and full of high-octane vocals that should help the track be the second or third single from Wildflower. The second track on the album, ?Growing Her Wings? is equally up-tempo but less 'tude and more playful. It has the same feel of Sara Evans' signature tune ?Suds In A Bucket? without feeling like a copycat. There's even a steel guitar solo in the instrumental breakdown.
Wildflower is simply one of the strongest debut albums released in 2011. There's not a bad song to be found on the album and Lauren Alaina's performances of these songs are all strong and suggest that the teenager has the ability to be a superstar and when you add her sweet personality to the mix we've got a winning mix of somebody who country radio should want to help make a superstar because, while a big star thru the Idol experience, a lot of country fans who don't watch that show will really like many of these songs.