Somewhere, Anywhere.

Released in 2007, Somewhere, Anywhere represents a pivotal moment in Sally Seltmann's career, serving as her final full-length release under the New Buffalo moniker. Recorded during a period of creative transition, the album saw Seltmann moving away from the guitar-based indie rock of her peers and toward a sparse, keyboard-driven sound that would define her later work. The production is characterized by its 'bedroom' intimacy, utilizing vintage synthesizers and drum machines to create a texture that feels both nostalgic and timeless. Critically, it was recognized as a significant leap forward, with AllMusic noting her transition into a more electronic, dreamy aesthetic. The album's nomination for an ARIA Award for Best Adult Contemporary Album solidified its status as a sophisticated piece of Australian indie pop history. It serves as a bridge between her early indie roots and the polished, world-class songwriting that would eventually lead to her co-writing the hit '1234' for Feist.