Month: September 2017

Broadjam Artist: Uncle Spider & The Electric Dirt Clods
Song: Sometimes the Night

Reviewer: Rocky Larson

Positive Comments: nice work good mix and playing.

Constructive Comments: reminds me of the pink panther theme keep up the good work. Hope to hear this on pandora

Broadjam Artist: Jeff Roberts
Song: Ever Since the Rainbow

Reviewer: Rocky Larson

Positive Comments: good vocals and over all recording. Good work keep it up

Constructive Comments: nothing here it all sounds good

Broadjam Artist: Jeff Roberts
Song: Ever Since the Rainbow

Reviewer: Rocky Larson

Positive Comments: good vocals and over all recording. Good work keep it up

Constructive Comments: nothing here it all sounds good

Broadjam Artist: Tho’d Studio
Song: The Warmup

Reviewer: Rocky Larson

Positive Comments: godd mix on the recording

Constructive Comments: Im not into rap so cant say much here.

Broadjam Artist: Randal Dunkle
Song: Thank A Vet

Reviewer: David James

Positive Comments: Wow, this is great. The energy is terrific. Very atmospheric. Powerful lyrics. There is real menace and insistency in the song. The instrumentation is excellent. The lead guitar referencing the bullets and ricochets is a masterstroke, and displays an instinctive intuition for arrangement and production.

Constructive Comments: After much thought, it’s a straight 50 points from me. I understand why you’ve used the Last Post at the end but personally I would have excluded it. The lyrics say it all.

Broadjam Artist: Randal Dunkle
Song: Thank A Vet

Reviewer: David James

Positive Comments: Wow, this is great. The energy is terrific. Very atmospheric. Powerful lyrics. There is real menace and insistency in the song. The instrumentation is excellent. The lead guitar referencing the bullets and ricochets is a masterstroke, and displays an instinctive intuition for arrangement and production.

Constructive Comments: After much thought, it’s a straight 50 points from me. I understand why you’ve used the Last Post at the end but personally I would have excluded it. The lyrics say it all.

Broadjam Artist: Jeff Roberts
Song: Slow Down

Reviewer: David James

Positive Comments: A nice punchy intro. A lovely melody and chord progression. I like the different shifts in the song…plenty to keep the listener hooked and a great guitar solo too. Strong lead vocal and clever use of backing vocals. Nicely played, recorded and arranged.

Constructive Comments: It’s a very engaging and catchy song. Shades of Roxy Music in ambiance. Lyrically there is nothing particularly new here but that doesn’t really matter in a straight forward love song. I like it very much.

Broadjam Artist: Jeff Roberts
Song: Slow Down

Reviewer: David James

Positive Comments: A nice punchy intro. A lovely melody and chord progression. I like the different shifts in the song…plenty to keep the listener hooked and a great guitar solo too. Strong lead vocal and clever use of backing vocals. Nicely played, recorded and arranged.

Constructive Comments: It’s a very engaging and catchy song. Shades of Roxy Music in ambiance. Lyrically there is nothing particularly new here but that doesn’t really matter in a straight forward love song. I like it very much.

Broadjam Artist: Tho’d Studio
Song: The Warmup

Reviewer: David James

Positive Comments: A nice meaty bass chord at the beginning which attracts the attention of the listener in an instant. I like the combination of heavy percussion and soft bells/chimes. It gives the tune a bitter sweet quality. Good sound quality and strong instrumentation. The short vocal interventions add to the listener’s interest.

Constructive Comments: There is something militaristic and also futuristic about the tune that would work very well for TV and film in say the fantasy or sci-fi genres. Certainly worth pitching for the appropriate opportunity.

Broadjam Artist: Tho’d Studio
Song: The Warmup

Reviewer: David James

Positive Comments: A nice meaty bass chord at the beginning which attracts the attention of the listener in an instant. I like the combination of heavy percussion and soft bells/chimes. It gives the tune a bitter sweet quality. Good sound quality and strong instrumentation. The short vocal interventions add to the listener’s interest.

Constructive Comments: There is something militaristic and also futuristic about the tune that would work very well for TV and film in say the fantasy or sci-fi genres. Certainly worth pitching for the appropriate opportunity.