Turn It Off, Then Turn Me On by Margie & Art Corey, S. & A. Corey

Margie & Art Corey,  S. & A.  Corey

Broadjam Artist: Margie & Art Corey, S. & A. Corey
Song: Turn It Off, Then Turn Me On

Reviewer: Zundeep

Positive Comments: Paul Westerberg and Elvis Costello (style not sound) came to mind. I enjoyed the quality of the vocals, they fit with the lyrics. I like the atmospheric sounds that were incorporated into the sound. Also nice touch with backing vocals. The tempo was upbeat and keeps the listener’s attention. It sounds like a song writer’s song.

Constructive Comments: I felt the music was too light given the unique voice of the singer. The acoustic could have a meater sound or there could be some addition of a thicker bassline maybe? Music itself not the problem, just the contrast of a melodic rasp in the voice which needs a deeper sound…maybe even electric guitar? Good job.

Margie & Art Corey,  S. & A.  Corey

Broadjam Artist: Margie & Art Corey, S. & A. Corey
Song: Turn It Off, Then Turn Me On

Reviewer: Zundeep

Positive Comments: Paul Westerberg and Elvis Costello (style not sound) came to mind. I enjoyed the quality of the vocals, they fit with the lyrics. I like the atmospheric sounds that were incorporated into the sound. Also nice touch with backing vocals. The tempo was upbeat and keeps the listener’s attention. It sounds like a song writer’s song.

Constructive Comments: I felt the music was too light given the unique voice of the singer. The acoustic could have a meater sound or there could be some addition of a thicker bassline maybe? Music itself not the problem, just the contrast of a melodic rasp in the voice which needs a deeper sound…maybe even electric guitar? Good job.