Remembering You by Laura Adamowsky

Laura Adamowsky

Broadjam Artist: Laura Adamowsky
Song: Remembering You

Reviewer: Jimmy Michaels & Dick Hieronymus

Positive Comments: Beautiful song, but very sad. Can feel the intense emotion in the vocal and chords. It’s not often I can say that an artist delivers the point and feel of a personal written song that makes the audience/listener feel the same emotion (weather it be happiness or pain) as the singer/songwriter. But with this one, I can say it really comes through and is felt! Wonderful job.

Constructive Comments: Just gonna give a personal opinion/preference as a writer/arranger myself, with no disrespect intended to your work at all. One thing I believe in is artist freedom to deliver a work of art and expression in the way they see fit. Though, if it was me producing and arranging, I would add a bit more production to the song that would include a drum arrangement, bass, rhythm guitar and a string arrangement that would really compliment the emotion and vocal, making it even more intense than it already is. However, if as the artist you feel that just the voice and piano are the way to express the emotion, then this is just perfect as is. Wonderful job regardless!

Laura Adamowsky

Broadjam Artist: Laura Adamowsky
Song: Remembering You

Reviewer: Jimmy Michaels & Dick Hieronymus

Positive Comments: Beautiful song, but very sad. Can feel the intense emotion in the vocal and chords. It’s not often I can say that an artist delivers the point and feel of a personal written song that makes the audience/listener feel the same emotion (weather it be happiness or pain) as the singer/songwriter. But with this one, I can say it really comes through and is felt! Wonderful job.

Constructive Comments: Just gonna give a personal opinion/preference as a writer/arranger myself, with no disrespect intended to your work at all. One thing I believe in is artist freedom to deliver a work of art and expression in the way they see fit. Though, if it was me producing and arranging, I would add a bit more production to the song that would include a drum arrangement, bass, rhythm guitar and a string arrangement that would really compliment the emotion and vocal, making it even more intense than it already is. However, if as the artist you feel that just the voice and piano are the way to express the emotion, then this is just perfect as is. Wonderful job regardless!