This album is quite mellow. There are some hard chords, and a few heavy guitars but it is mainly soft, pop-rock. We'll Always Have Ohio is Little John's second album. I didn't get a chance to hear their first one but I don't think it would be disappointment. For a trio, their sound is quite original. I don't think that this album is for everyone, though. There isn't anything too different about the lyrics, just about life and love. I think the group might have a little fetish with places. For example, the album title, the song "San Francisco" and "Mexico". The harmony is great, too. This album sort of sound like a soundtrack. You can imagine these songs in a movie.

Some songs are more boring than others but all are kind of upbeat with a strange background. They made a very good usage out of non-common instruments. Overall, this album wasn't too terrible. I'd recommend you at least checking them out. It's worth a try.

1. Mexico
2. The Final Dis
3. In My Car
4. Don't Get Up
5. Trying
6. Youth Is Gone
7. Wasting My Time
8. Circle
9. Trust Is Just A Lie
10. Invincible
11. Worth The Wait
12. j.
13. Jane Doe
14. In My Corner
15. Relish
16. San Francisco