Molly Trull is a singer/songwriter from the heart of Missouri. Raised on alt-country from a young age, her words and catchy melodies hint at genres from a different time while melding influences from her own generation. Her first album consists of 13 original songs recorded in Austin, TX over the course of 4 years. At the age of 21 and in the midst of recording the album, Trull was diagnosed with Lyme disease and completely bedridden. These finished 13 tracks are songs that capture the period of time in a girl's life where she is not quite a teenager anymore but not quite an adult. Its title references the eagerness of that age to have and experience everything; nothing is enough. The title also refers to the reality Trull had to accept when her illness prevented her life and career from unfolding the way she hoped it would. In the process of fighting to get these songs out into the world and doubting it would ever happen, Molly Trull is okay with admitting that sometimes nothing is more than enough; it's everything.-------Produced by Walt Wilkins, Ron Flynt, and Molly Trull at Jumping Dog Studio in Austin, TXMixed by Ron Flynt Mastered by Jerry Tubb at Terry Nova Mastering in Austin, TX featuring Molly Trull- vocals, acoustic guitar (12), songwriting, arrangements, producer Walt Wilkins- background vocals, acoustic guitar, shaker, producer Ron Flynt- background vocals (5). organ, B-3. piano, bass, synth arrangements, producer Stephanie Macias (Little Brave): background vocals, baritone ukulele Patrick Brooks: background vocals Tina Mitchell Wilkins: background vocals Scrappy Jud Newcomb- electric guitar Brett Danaher- electric guitar, acoustic guitar Brendon Anthony- violin(s) (3, 4, 5) Marian Brackney- violin (6) Corby Schaub- lap steel guitar Bill Small- bass Vicente Rodriguez- drums, percussion Ray Rodriguez- drums, percussion