Month: November 2018

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.

Broadjam Artist: Kate Carpenter
Song: Eatin’ Up the Word

Reviewer: SPG~Man

Positive Comments: Interesting combination of children and religious music. I liked the flute and the spoken part along with the multi languages. Very clever overall.

Constructive Comments: Not really qualified on this style of music to offer criticism.

Broadjam Artist: Kate Carpenter
Song: Eatin’ Up the Word

Reviewer: SPG~Man

Positive Comments: Interesting combination of children and religious music. I liked the flute and the spoken part along with the multi languages. Very clever overall.

Constructive Comments: Not really qualified on this style of music to offer criticism.

Broadjam Artist: Chet Nichols
Song: The Secrets Of Life (#1 New Age-Religious)

Reviewer: tim meyers

Positive Comments: why is the question we have all been asking since the beginning of time. the answer is blowing in the wind. to find the answer to these questions we have to search our hearts. you said they were no hard to find. right you are.

Constructive Comments: flowers do grow in spring. but for a flower to grow we must plant the seed. the secrets to life are found in searching the heart.

Broadjam Artist: Chet Nichols
Song: The Secrets Of Life (#1 New Age-Religious)

Reviewer: tim meyers

Positive Comments: why is the question we have all been asking since the beginning of time. the answer is blowing in the wind. to find the answer to these questions we have to search our hearts. you said they were no hard to find. right you are.

Constructive Comments: flowers do grow in spring. but for a flower to grow we must plant the seed. the secrets to life are found in searching the heart.

Broadjam Artist: Randal Dunkle
Song: Who’s Gonna Turn On A Light (Selsky/Dunkle)

Reviewer: Cooper Scotti

Positive Comments: Love the solos and the bridge. Skilled player recorded well. Good use of dynamics as the drama builds in the tune.

Constructive Comments: Too much use of the vocal effects. Difficult to hear the words.

Broadjam Artist: Randal Dunkle
Song: Who’s Gonna Turn On A Light (Selsky/Dunkle)

Reviewer: Cooper Scotti

Positive Comments: Love the solos and the bridge. Skilled player recorded well. Good use of dynamics as the drama builds in the tune.

Constructive Comments: Too much use of the vocal effects. Difficult to hear the words.

Broadjam Artist: MGB
Song: WOULDN’T LIFE BE EASY?

Reviewer: Cooper Scotti

Positive Comments: Got pulled into the story being told. Mans struggle. The lyric is alone a nice thoughtful bit of poetry. Has a sort of Irish or Celtic folk feel. The pace of the tune is well matched with the vibe of the lyric.

Constructive Comments: I wanted to hear a some organic folk instrument tones (like a mandolin?). The timing between vocals and instruments could be a little tighter. Maybe some use of dynamics to draw attention to the key lyrical revelations of the tune.

Broadjam Artist: MGB
Song: WOULDN’T LIFE BE EASY?

Reviewer: Cooper Scotti

Positive Comments: Got pulled into the story being told. Mans struggle. The lyric is alone a nice thoughtful bit of poetry. Has a sort of Irish or Celtic folk feel. The pace of the tune is well matched with the vibe of the lyric.

Constructive Comments: I wanted to hear a some organic folk instrument tones (like a mandolin?). The timing between vocals and instruments could be a little tighter. Maybe some use of dynamics to draw attention to the key lyrical revelations of the tune.

Broadjam Artist: Richie Batson
Song: This Love

Reviewer: tim meyers

Positive Comments: reminds me of the song my love by Petula Clark. a positive look at love. good to hear a song that does not reflect on the negative aspects of love like heartbreak or breakup.

Constructive Comments: lyrics were positve and uplifting. the songs have a greater commercial value than heartbreak songs. keep up the great writing.