Month: September 2017

Broadjam Artist: Tho’d Studio
Song: Speed

Reviewer: Randal Dunkle

Positive Comments: I love the sound of the drums, especially in the intro – very cool. Keyboard and sound effects very good as well.

Constructive Comments: Very good song – I think it would sound better with a bass guitar, just to compliment the drums, everything really has a great sound – best wishes!

Broadjam Artist: Chet Nichols
Song: Kilimanjaro Moon Dance (WINNER: Best Exercise Song”)

Reviewer: Kevin Leon Smith

Positive Comments: Top notch tune you got here! Great instrument layering and styles. National Geographic quality stuff I want to write! Harp, kalimba and triangle holding things down until the fiddle shows up! Yeah, I love pretty much liked what I just heard and will ramble up to five stars on a five star song! Keep up the good works!

Constructive Comments: Mighty fine stuff you got here.I look forward to listening to more!

Broadjam Artist: Dave Haddad (CenterPeace)
Song: The Wanker From Down Under

Reviewer: Kevin Leon Smith

Positive Comments: This is fun tune. Comical story with cool reggae flow! Strong arrangement of instruments, a reggae must! I play reggae myself, so i hear the feel and love of the music! I gathered that you may be from AUS in your style of music. Keep up the good works!

Constructive Comments: Vocals could use a little more dynamics.

Broadjam Artist: Dave Haddad (CenterPeace)
Song: Falling Deeper

Reviewer: MITSH

Positive Comments: Awesome production, great sound, excellent vocals!

Constructive Comments: Guitar solo is very cool but maybe brass could’ve fit better to this song

Broadjam Artist: Junior Murrell
Song: Something About You

Reviewer: Jimmy Michaels

Positive Comments: Great tune! Very relaxing and takes you away. Chord changes are fabulous. This is today’s guitar Jazz at it’s best. Can be about anything you imagine in the peaceful realm of things. All else I can say is keep up the great work!

Constructive Comments: None – perfect

Broadjam Artist: HarryBudini
Song: Licence To Kill

Reviewer: Ante Novaselic

Positive Comments: Out of the gate I don’t think this song should be in the alternative genre. It belongs more with the Punk & New Wave crowd and genre in my opinion. The song and singer definitely have a Elvis Costello kind of feel and because of that I had a hard time understanding the lyrics

Constructive Comments: I don’t know what the bands goals are. This could be someones little hobby project. I don’t know.. If that is the case then great keep at it. But if its something more serious then finding a little more of a self identity would be my constructive criticism

Broadjam Artist: Chet Nichols
Song: Red Mesa Sunset (was #1 Broadjam: Tribal)

Reviewer: Tho’d Studio

Positive Comments: this a very soothing song. I can hear this in movies.

Constructive Comments: this was way too long.

Broadjam Artist: Chet Nichols
Song: When I Think About You (#1 Male Vocal)

Reviewer: Gladstone Avenue

Positive Comments: Nice mood to the song…haunting sound. Interesting twist on thoughts and reflections of time of great sentiment. Some interesting little twists in the lyrics re: children. Nice pause and restart toward the end. “Souls of our children….” nice touch.

Constructive Comments: Kinda long. You have a good thing going and perhaps an edit on the song might make it more efficient! : ) Nice job.

Broadjam Artist: Jeff Roberts
Song: Ever Since the Rainbow

Reviewer: Tho’d Studio

Positive Comments: great guitar. 3 people came in the room to hear.

Constructive Comments: I can’t think of anything that needs to improve in this song.

Broadjam Artist: Spitting Lama MIDI
Song: The Former Process

Reviewer: David James

Positive Comments: This is a great track. Really imaginative. I like the minimalist instrumentation with the occasional vocal interventions, that vocal is really engaging and nicely processed if that is the right word. Sound quality is excellent. Very cinematic in its atmosphere. Lovely balance between the bass and other instrument. Good stereo separation. The track keeps the listener interested for its entire length.

Constructive Comments: I think this would work really well for film…something like a sci-fi soundtrack, although the long percussive intro might need to be cropped a bit. Certainly worth pitching for the appropriate industry listing.