What makes I'd Rather Go Blonde by Eleanor McEvoy notable?

The album received positive reviews for its lyrical depth and melodic craftsmanship, further solidifying McEvoy's reputation as a poignant songwriter. Critics noted its exploration of themes like identity and personal reflection, contributing to the broader discourse on women's experiences in rock music during that era. Released in 2010, 'I’d Rather Go Blonde' is Eleanor McEvoy's fifth studio album, following her critically acclaimed 'Yola' in 2009. At this point in her career, McEvoy was refining her sound while exploring deeper personal themes, marking a continued evolution as an artist who had already established her presence in the Irish music scene.