Broadjam Artist: Chet Nichols
Song: Kilimanjaro Moon Dance (WINNER: Best Exercise Song”)
Reviewer: Floyd Kelly
Positive Comments: Suzie Cue wakes up to her big bold sunshiney day again as she starts each and every day with a ritual. First, she needs to take a sit with her plastic blue kitty cat which she pets for about 5 minutes. And then she’s off to make some Triple-Coated and Triple-Sugared and Triple-Colored Keeorn Flakes – to give her the energy she’ll need to get out the door and into Pizzicato Cereal Land – where every day is a bowl of cereal, every day a sun shiney blast full of sugary teddy bears, licorice baubles and beadly-like cotton candy clouds. Suzie always forgets to comb her hair and she seems a little wiley around the edges, but that’s because the sugary thick mists of Flavorville Gem Land keep her wide-eyed and bushy-tailed – so to speak.
Constructive Comments: I would not really categorize this as either New Age or Tribal and more Unique or Electronic. There is a repetitive nature that seemed a little bothersome. I listened to this four times in my review to make sure what I type in this little white box is correct. I like many elements in this piece. It sounds more like a backing for a game level – which is not a bad thing – good thing actually. As for entering any competition in New Age or Tribal – without a re-do in the mixing and instrumentation – this would not do well. It is unique and enjoyable. I hope you have a nice holiday! And don’t mind me, cuz my mother dropped me on my head when I was a baby once.