"Heimann's genuine love of music-making and her touching lyrics truly reach the audience, while many college-touring acts are more interested in catering to popular culture's focus on becoming famous."

- Lyre Turner, from The Brackety Ack, March 2002, Roanoke College, Roanoke, VA

"Heimann masterfully weaves her stories around everyday occurrences that often reveal potent ideas about family, about how people perceive love relationships and about the importance of women finding happiness and fulfillment within themselves before sharing themselves with a lover."

- Andrea Iglar, from The Record Courier, April 2001, Kent, OH

"Heimann always manages to put a refreshing twist on what would otherwise be just an ordinary love song: she's not afraid of being quirky or sentimental, adhering to the motto of "just be yourself"- which is always easy to say if you're an artist, but is also one of the hardest things to achieve as a songwriter."

- Blake Guthrie, from Southeast Performer Magazine July 2000