Uh Huh Her is a 2004 (see 2004 in music) album by British singer-songwriter PJ Harvey. The album was written and recorded over a two-year period in Dorset and Los Angeles. Much of the recording was done alone by Harvey using her four-track and eight-track home studio, guitar, keyboards and drum machine. For the first time since 1993's 4-Track Demos album, she produced it herself and played every instrument bar the final drum tracks, which were handled by her longtime collaborator Rob Ellis. Final engineering and mixing work was done by Head in rural Devon in autumn/winter 2003. Uh Huh Her was released in May 2004 and became PJ Harvey's highest-charting record on the US Billboard charts, reaching No. 29. In her native UK it peaked at No. 12 and spawned a minor hit with the single "The Letter" which reached No. 28. Overall, however, it didn't spark the same level of crossover interest as its million-selling, go