When asked to describe her third album All We Have Is Who We Are, Tori Forsyth says just one word: “exhale”. It’s been a long road to All We Have Is Who We Are, an album that travels from the darkness into the light, ready to embrace the future. The album released today marks a strong return to Tori’s country roots, and she approached the album with one singular intention: to settle for nothing less than what she loved. All We Have Is Who We Are was crafted with love. Tori once again enlisted the services of her longtime touring bandmates Reece Baines on drums, Matthew Newton on guitars and Zachary Miller on bass. Together with guitarist Thom Mak and Andy Mac on keys in the studio, the musicians bring stunning richness and depth to Tori’s full-hearted songs. In-demand producer Scott Horscroft led the recording at the renowned Grove Studios on the Central Coast. “I have never felt so good in putting together an album before in my life,” Tori says with a smile. “I really wanted to leave that darkness behind and go forward lighter and happier.”