All in all, Good For Me is a very worthy album. It’s lovable, genuine and packs an unabatedly firm punch from start to finish, such that any minor faults such as the oddly detached tone of the singing may be overlooked. For long term fans, it ought to make for a welcome addition to the catalogue, and for any newcomers in search of something cool and breezy to spur you through the day, be well encouraged to give this a spin.