Month: November 2018

Broadjam Artist: Fred Kimmel
Song: Oh Yeah

Reviewer: Anxious Rabbit

Positive Comments: Lenny Kravitz meets Wolf Mother! Dig it!! Confused – song ended extremely abruptly. { on purpose? ] Songs was very engaging. If ended that way on purpose – i think it’s a crime. i was sucked in and wasn’t ready to be yanked out! I kind of annoyed the hell out of me! It’s was too anticlimactic if you know what i mean! GREAT TRACK – You know what you’re doing! Except for the F**king ending!!! LOL

Constructive Comments: Pull back in the effects on the Radio voice section – just a little too distorted during the 1/4 to 1/3 third of vocals in the spot. Over all though – Kicked some major Rock and Roll butt! Nice work!

Broadjam Artist: Fred Kimmel
Song: Oh Yeah

Reviewer: Anxious Rabbit

Positive Comments: Lenny Kravitz meets Wolf Mother! Dig it!! Confused – song ended extremely abruptly. { on purpose? ] Songs was very engaging. If ended that way on purpose – i think it’s a crime. i was sucked in and wasn’t ready to be yanked out! I kind of annoyed the hell out of me! It’s was too anticlimactic if you know what i mean! GREAT TRACK – You know what you’re doing! Except for the F**king ending!!! LOL

Constructive Comments: Pull back in the effects on the Radio voice section – just a little too distorted during the 1/4 to 1/3 third of vocals in the spot. Over all though – Kicked some major Rock and Roll butt! Nice work!

Broadjam Artist: Randal Dunkle
Song: The Meaning Of Christmas (Barrett/Dunkle)

Reviewer: Anxious Rabbit

Positive Comments: I’m sad. This song has so much potential! Great Melody – Cool idea – Put lead vocals and mix detract from it’s Depth of potential Artist it reminds me of? Tom Petty? Rescue this song!! It’s worthy of the cost involved!

Constructive Comments: Ok i’ll try to be gentle. But i want you to have success with this song so you need to know the truth. 1st hire a Pro Demo singer to sing your demo’s. Cost run $150.00 to $250.00 [ that include leads, back grounds & harmonies included ] you can forward you entire song to them [ one with and one without vocals so they have a scratch of what you’d like to hear ] Have your track properly mastered. Addl $100.,, will make so much difference in the mix, the balance , the professionalism of all the great instrumentation that went into the track to begin with and will create moments and highlight you didn’t even know existed in the track. This could be Great! check out “Studio Pros” in L.A.

Broadjam Artist: Randal Dunkle
Song: The Meaning Of Christmas (Barrett/Dunkle)

Reviewer: Anxious Rabbit

Positive Comments: I’m sad. This song has so much potential! Great Melody – Cool idea – Put lead vocals and mix detract from it’s Depth of potential Artist it reminds me of? Tom Petty? Rescue this song!! It’s worthy of the cost involved!

Constructive Comments: Ok i’ll try to be gentle. But i want you to have success with this song so you need to know the truth. 1st hire a Pro Demo singer to sing your demo’s. Cost run $150.00 to $250.00 [ that include leads, back grounds & harmonies included ] you can forward you entire song to them [ one with and one without vocals so they have a scratch of what you’d like to hear ] Have your track properly mastered. Addl $100.,, will make so much difference in the mix, the balance , the professionalism of all the great instrumentation that went into the track to begin with and will create moments and highlight you didn’t even know existed in the track. This could be Great! check out “Studio Pros” in L.A.

Broadjam Artist: robert wesley
Song: Illumination

Reviewer: Anxious Rabbit

Positive Comments: Nothing too engaging happen till 1.44 – – There are some intriguing pieces through out the song – but unfortunately it lack some cohesiveness – never seemed to establish a theme – Perhaps some strings in the back ground would have also helped support the effort.

Constructive Comments: I am sorry but i can’t see where this would work for any thing but a sync placement, and even then it wouldn’t, unless there was a very specific request for a piece that exuded a “Rambling melancholy” But again there were a couple runs hear and there that were lovely!

Broadjam Artist: robert wesley
Song: Illumination

Reviewer: Anxious Rabbit

Positive Comments: Nothing too engaging happen till 1.44 – – There are some intriguing pieces through out the song – but unfortunately it lack some cohesiveness – never seemed to establish a theme – Perhaps some strings in the back ground would have also helped support the effort.

Constructive Comments: I am sorry but i can’t see where this would work for any thing but a sync placement, and even then it wouldn’t, unless there was a very specific request for a piece that exuded a “Rambling melancholy” But again there were a couple runs hear and there that were lovely!

Broadjam Artist: MGB
Song: VICTORY (instrumental)

Reviewer: Anxious Rabbit

Positive Comments: Great Musical Hook – Bah bah bah…bah bah, bah, bah da dah” It delivered Artist? Hmm Imagine Dragons? “Lite”

Constructive Comments: I would have like to have heard that big Kettle or Base Drum, mixed up or switched up snappy snare and with another “fitting” rhythmic pattern, to keep the back ground from becoming little monotonous and predicable. Great Sync for after the battle scene – or prepping for the next excursion!! It just felt like it needed a little tweaking to take it from good to great! And great is what get’s picked up. Good [ based on my own experience ] doesn’t bring home the cheese.

Broadjam Artist: MGB
Song: VICTORY (instrumental)

Reviewer: Anxious Rabbit

Positive Comments: Great Musical Hook – Bah bah bah…bah bah, bah, bah da dah” It delivered Artist? Hmm Imagine Dragons? “Lite”

Constructive Comments: I would have like to have heard that big Kettle or Base Drum, mixed up or switched up snappy snare and with another “fitting” rhythmic pattern, to keep the back ground from becoming little monotonous and predicable. Great Sync for after the battle scene – or prepping for the next excursion!! It just felt like it needed a little tweaking to take it from good to great! And great is what get’s picked up. Good [ based on my own experience ] doesn’t bring home the cheese.

Broadjam Artist: Jeff Ashbaker
Song: People Are the Reason Why

Reviewer: Edmond Allmond

Positive Comments: This has such a happy feel, and such a deep message. This technique is a key method in effective messaging and marketing. Wow. Surprise to hear this used so effectively in a song. The use of the whole-step instead of a 5th in the the “people are the reason why” part of the hook is an amazing touch. This song is really heavy, while thoroughly enjoyable as a piece of music. Funny, I’m just getting ready to go hand in my new volunteer form for the Golden Gate Nationa Park service… wow… how can such a great piece of music be so unsettling? very very very well done. I’ve played it a couple of times.

Constructive Comments: There’s really nothing to say. I’ve got experience producing, engineering and playing, etc. I’ve got stuff on the market from a few years back… My experience can lend nothing extra to the work done here. I’m thoroughly satisfied by the instrumentation, the engineering, the mixing (LOVE the mix) and the mastering. Everything is clear, crisp, and it all blends together in a soft, very musical manner. I will share this song with a few folks. It needs to be heard more.

Broadjam Artist: Jeff Ashbaker
Song: People Are the Reason Why

Reviewer: Edmond Allmond

Positive Comments: This has such a happy feel, and such a deep message. This technique is a key method in effective messaging and marketing. Wow. Surprise to hear this used so effectively in a song. The use of the whole-step instead of a 5th in the the “people are the reason why” part of the hook is an amazing touch. This song is really heavy, while thoroughly enjoyable as a piece of music. Funny, I’m just getting ready to go hand in my new volunteer form for the Golden Gate Nationa Park service… wow… how can such a great piece of music be so unsettling? very very very well done. I’ve played it a couple of times.

Constructive Comments: There’s really nothing to say. I’ve got experience producing, engineering and playing, etc. I’ve got stuff on the market from a few years back… My experience can lend nothing extra to the work done here. I’m thoroughly satisfied by the instrumentation, the engineering, the mixing (LOVE the mix) and the mastering. Everything is clear, crisp, and it all blends together in a soft, very musical manner. I will share this song with a few folks. It needs to be heard more.