"a lovely, meditative, experimental album that explores themes of transformation and stillness on the individual as well as the planetary level" (Ali McGhee for Asheville Grit and Sensible Reason) "Raza raises the bar high with an album of cavernous beauty that settles in on the outskirts of jazz, ambient, and experimental music" (Chad Radford for Creative Loafing Atlanta's Crib Notes) "Inertia is somewhat of rarity in that it is conceptually unified, but musically diverse. Throughout the record, Raza traverses various interpretations of jazz, from the psychedelic to the ambient, with a lavish dose of exotica. However, in its truest form, Inertia is a folk album. In a broad sense, traditional folk provides cultural insight and lessons without preaching or lecturing, and that is precisely what Raza reinvents throughout the course of the record. Here, Raza is the performer and the audience, and the listener is drawn into her internal village as she wrestles with the collective truths of her past." (Russell Rockwell for Immersive Atlanta)