The album was produced by Joe Henry, recorded over ten days in Marin County[1] studio Panoramic House,[2] and released on May 3, 2019.

[7] The "Resilient" video, which features dancers Quentin Robinson, Justin Conte, Lukas van der Fecht, and Amy Secada, was reviewed by Bob Boilen for NPR Music's All Songs TV,[6] and by Steph Castor for the June 2018 issue of Girl Guitar Magazine.

In an interview, Chloe Smith said that the word 'leylines' ... alludes to magnetic points of spirit, energy, history, and power in various parts of the world.

The group has a lot of strengths, not the least of which are the excellent sibling vocal harmonies, but also includes the mixture of southern banjo and fiddle, with world percussion and African string instruments.

The material is also a nice combination of creatively arranged traditional songs with their original pieces, some imbued with social commentary.