Month: October 2017

Broadjam Artist: FRED GROSS
Song: Without You

Reviewer: Jimmy Michaels

Positive Comments: Love this! Sounds like a lost tune from the early days of MTV back in 1981/82 (for all I know, it may be since you can’t see what you’re listening to). Really love the melody, the lyrics and the synth lead of the era. This coulda been a hit back then! Wanna hear more!

Constructive Comments: Really great…just the lead vocal need some work. A bit off key at times. Other than that, it’s really perfect. Love the tune and wave of nostalgia it gave me. If this is a new/newer recording and not from 1982, suggestion would be to work on just the lead vocal some more. Back and harmony vocals are perfect.

Broadjam Artist: robert wesley
Song: Midnight Impulse

Reviewer: Oskar Christian

Positive Comments: great vibe and feelings keep up

Constructive Comments: great useful for specially in this area

Broadjam Artist: Signal 30
Song: Why Oh Why

Reviewer: Jeff Ashbaker

Positive Comments: The guitar is played very well and the song flows nicely along.

Constructive Comments: The recording of this song detracts from heartfelt feelings it brings forth. There seems to be too much FXs on both the guitar and the vocals for my taste

Broadjam Artist: robert wesley
Song: Midnight Impulse

Reviewer: Dana and Brad

Positive Comments: This instrumental piece has a simple beauty to it, which I have found is very rare. It’s touching, engaging, and moving… without trying to be… It just is. It pulls you in, sparks your emotions, and keeps you wanting more from the very start. The piano work is impeccable. The musician has a lovely way of creating dynamic while maintaining a beautiful and refreshing simplicity. Love this piece…

Constructive Comments: I wouldn’t change a thing about this arrangement. Could some strings and percussion add some depth? Sure…but don’t! That would be far too predictable. The true beauty of this instrumental piece is the unexpected moving, emotional impact that is so beautifully portrayed by a simple foundation and an intricate and skilled instrumental choice of dynamics. Can’t wait to hear more!

Broadjam Artist: robert wesley
Song: Midnight Impulse

Reviewer: Patrick E. Muth

Positive Comments: Interesting piano vibe right from the start like how it keeps moving and evolving

Constructive Comments: this sutle piece could be used in a soundtrack in a serious movie or eventfor what you seem to be doing its on trackkeep on truckin! ===========catnip========================

Broadjam Artist: Uncle Spider & The Electric Dirt Clods
Song: Sunday In The Summer

Reviewer: Jeff Ashbaker

Positive Comments: Reminds me of the Beatles ’65, smooth. Enjoyed the refrain both the singing and the instrumentation, as it goes off in another direction

Constructive Comments: Nothing to add, nice job

Broadjam Artist: Rocky Larson
Song: My Old Friend

Reviewer: Patrick E. Muth

Positive Comments: liked the ballad sound of this track Sounds like hah a real piano???

Constructive Comments: I would bring the vocals up just a tad and use some EQ to bring the voice out a little moreAlso I do not here any bass on here which I think would helpKeep on Truckin!=====================Catnip Pat============================

Broadjam Artist: Uncle Spider & The Electric Dirt Clods
Song: In A Ghetto De Vida / Rap Hip Hop

Reviewer: Va F.A.M.E

Positive Comments: please contact me

Constructive Comments: please call me when you can

Broadjam Artist: Osea Codega
Song: Happy time

Reviewer: tim meyers

Positive Comments: sounds like a song from Lawrence Welk who I loved. it was a very peaceful and relaxing instrumental.

Constructive Comments: a image of peaceful moment came to my mind. to beat peace with yourself and God is a great accomplishment for a piece of music. great instrumental peace.

Broadjam Artist: James Hamilton
Song: in my life now

Reviewer: tim meyers

Positive Comments: reminds me of that Beatle song in my life on rubber soul. good song for reflection of how you feel about your partner. vocals were good.instrumentals were great.

Constructive Comments: the song was a positive reflection of life. good to hear that in a song. great job.