Month: October 2018

Broadjam Artist: Steve Dafoe – Songwriter
Song: LA New Years Blues (Blues Acoustic)

Reviewer: Wallflower Joe

Positive Comments: Well written song. Nice barebones production with acoustic guitars

Constructive Comments: None for today

Broadjam Artist: Steve Dafoe – Songwriter
Song: LA New Years Blues (Blues Acoustic)

Reviewer: Wallflower Joe

Positive Comments: Well written song. Nice barebones production with acoustic guitars

Constructive Comments: None for today

Broadjam Artist: Uncle Spider & The Electric Dirt Clods
Song: Abyssinia / Hard Rock

Reviewer: MGB

Positive Comments: Good, shit-kicking piece right from the beginning. Really good guitar work. Nice riff.

Constructive Comments: Good, hard rock.

Broadjam Artist: Uncle Spider & The Electric Dirt Clods
Song: Abyssinia / Hard Rock

Reviewer: MGB

Positive Comments: Good, shit-kicking piece right from the beginning. Really good guitar work. Nice riff.

Constructive Comments: Good, hard rock.

Broadjam Artist: Tristyn Leach
Song: House of Hell

Reviewer: MGB

Positive Comments: Cool, fun piece that is also well delivered. Instrumentation is idea for this piece.

Constructive Comments: Really cool tune.

Broadjam Artist: Tristyn Leach
Song: House of Hell

Reviewer: MGB

Positive Comments: Cool, fun piece that is also well delivered. Instrumentation is idea for this piece.

Constructive Comments: Really cool tune.

Broadjam Artist: Rooster
Song: Rooster

Reviewer: Edmond Allmond

Positive Comments: This song is just way too fun. HAH! and making me darn hungry (its lunch time right now as I write this) What guitar is that I have on the left side of my brain? can’t quite identify it. I wanna say Tele, but I don’t know. Production value is great on this. Fun Lyrics. This thing makes me smile! ooo boy, the second solo is way to cool! Good stuff!

Constructive Comments: For the mix, I’d use mastering dips to creat a leeeetle bit more separation between the guitars, and let each one have its a couple of frequency paths unique to each. Then, I’d create a small dip to cradle the bass and let it live large in the bottom of the whole song. It’s such a great bounce that the bass player has, I just want to bring out a bit more, let it be the big foot of the whole production. I love this song.

Broadjam Artist: Rooster
Song: Rooster

Reviewer: Edmond Allmond

Positive Comments: This song is just way too fun. HAH! and making me darn hungry (its lunch time right now as I write this) What guitar is that I have on the left side of my brain? can’t quite identify it. I wanna say Tele, but I don’t know. Production value is great on this. Fun Lyrics. This thing makes me smile! ooo boy, the second solo is way to cool! Good stuff!

Constructive Comments: For the mix, I’d use mastering dips to creat a leeeetle bit more separation between the guitars, and let each one have its a couple of frequency paths unique to each. Then, I’d create a small dip to cradle the bass and let it live large in the bottom of the whole song. It’s such a great bounce that the bass player has, I just want to bring out a bit more, let it be the big foot of the whole production. I love this song.

Broadjam Artist: Sixty Miles Down
Song: I Can’t Complain

Reviewer: Edmond Allmond

Positive Comments: This is an excellent piece of music. GREAT party piece. Great engineering, high production value. Good drive, great lyrics… fun premise to the story. I’ll just listen. Great stuff. Unique voice, beautiful guitar work. I really enjoyed this piece. Great length… everything is well thought out. I love that inital hit. BAM! Wakes you up and keeps you in the song.

Constructive Comments: lemme have more of that snare up front! foot is superbly placed and balanced. I guess I just like more snap in a rock snare. Master with a leeeetle bit more separation for clarity and added brightness? THat’s what I’d do. I’d also get a little more separation between the voice and the beds in the intro. Damn, that foot is well engineered. That’s magic!

Broadjam Artist: Sixty Miles Down
Song: I Can’t Complain

Reviewer: Edmond Allmond

Positive Comments: This is an excellent piece of music. GREAT party piece. Great engineering, high production value. Good drive, great lyrics… fun premise to the story. I’ll just listen. Great stuff. Unique voice, beautiful guitar work. I really enjoyed this piece. Great length… everything is well thought out. I love that inital hit. BAM! Wakes you up and keeps you in the song.

Constructive Comments: lemme have more of that snare up front! foot is superbly placed and balanced. I guess I just like more snap in a rock snare. Master with a leeeetle bit more separation for clarity and added brightness? THat’s what I’d do. I’d also get a little more separation between the voice and the beds in the intro. Damn, that foot is well engineered. That’s magic!