Peer Song Reviews From Broadjam.com
Broadjam Artist: Warren HeinSong: Second Chance (country male demo)Reviewer: Teri FeaserPositive Comments: Nice all around!Constructive Comments: Love the entire mix…Good job!
Broadjam Artist: Warren Hein
Song: Second Chance (country male demo)
Reviewer: Teri Feaser
Positive Comments: Nice all around!
Constructive Comments: Love the entire mix…Good job!
Broadjam Artist: Donovan TuckerSong: Hoodoo JamReviewer: Teri FeaserPositive Comments: Nice instrumental!Constructive Comments: If the drums had more dynamics it would really bring this piece to life!
Broadjam Artist: Donovan Tucker
Song: Hoodoo Jam
Reviewer: Teri Feaser
Positive Comments: Nice instrumental!
Constructive Comments: If the drums had more dynamics it would really bring this piece to life!
Broadjam Artist: Donovan TuckerSong: Hoodoo JamReviewer: Teri FeaserPositive Comments: Nice instrumental!Constructive Comments: If the drums had more dynamics it would really bring this piece to life!
Broadjam Artist: Donovan Tucker
Song: Hoodoo Jam
Reviewer: Teri Feaser
Positive Comments: Nice instrumental!
Constructive Comments: If the drums had more dynamics it would really bring this piece to life!
Broadjam Artist: Kaye LoganSong: Mississippi manReviewer: Teri FeaserPositive Comments: Great tune!Constructive Comments: The mix could be a bit hotter otherwise good job!
Broadjam Artist: Kaye Logan
Song: Mississippi man
Reviewer: Teri Feaser
Positive Comments: Great tune!
Constructive Comments: The mix could be a bit hotter otherwise good job!
Broadjam Artist: Kaye LoganSong: Mississippi manReviewer: Teri FeaserPositive Comments: Great tune!Constructive Comments: The mix could be a bit hotter otherwise good job!
Broadjam Artist: Kaye Logan
Song: Mississippi man
Reviewer: Teri Feaser
Positive Comments: Great tune!
Constructive Comments: The mix could be a bit hotter otherwise good job!
Broadjam Artist: Greg LambertSong: My Name Is BoodonReviewer: Teri FeaserPositive Comments: Nice clean trackConstructive Comments: Love that swamp music!
Broadjam Artist: Greg Lambert
Song: My Name Is Boodon
Reviewer: Teri Feaser
Positive Comments: Nice clean track
Constructive Comments: Love that swamp music!
Broadjam Artist: Greg LambertSong: My Name Is BoodonReviewer: Teri FeaserPositive Comments: Nice clean trackConstructive Comments: Love that swamp music!
Broadjam Artist: Greg Lambert
Song: My Name Is Boodon
Reviewer: Teri Feaser
Positive Comments: Nice clean track
Constructive Comments: Love that swamp music!
Broadjam Artist: Chet Nichols
Song: The King Of The Whiskey Palaces (#1 Country-Boogie)
Reviewer: Teri Feaser
Positive Comments: I Like it very much!
Constructive Comments: The drums could play a bigger role in this song. More dynamics & fills.
Broadjam Artist: Chet Nichols
Song: The King Of The Whiskey Palaces (#1 Country-Boogie)
Reviewer: Teri Feaser
Positive Comments: I Like it very much!
Constructive Comments: The drums could play a bigger role in this song. More dynamics & fills.
Broadjam Artist: Chet Nichols
Song: The King Of The Whiskey Palaces (#1 Country-Boogie)
Reviewer: Teri Feaser
Positive Comments: I Like it very much!
Constructive Comments: The drums could play a bigger role in this song. More dynamics & fills.
Broadjam Artist: Chet Nichols
Song: The King Of The Whiskey Palaces (#1 Country-Boogie)
Reviewer: Teri Feaser
Positive Comments: I Like it very much!
Constructive Comments: The drums could play a bigger role in this song. More dynamics & fills.
Broadjam Artist: BeszoSong: England (where it all began)Reviewer: SPG~ManPositive Comments: Interesting mix of rap and marching music. I assume this is about soccer (I mean football:-). I can see this being played for the home team on game day at the s…
Broadjam Artist: Beszo
Song: England (where it all began)
Reviewer: SPG~Man
Positive Comments: Interesting mix of rap and marching music. I assume this is about soccer (I mean football:-). I can see this being played for the home team on game day at the stadium. I’m sure exactly what you had in mind.Good Job!
Constructive Comments: Nothing. I wouldn’t change a thing except not sure of the point of the classical sample of Pomp and Circumstance at beginning and end.