Month: January 2019

Broadjam Artist: Teri Feaser
Song: Your Heart Will Bleed

Reviewer: RICARDO ALONSO

Positive Comments: good production, the song has a moody feeling which is nice, instrumentation fits in the whole context of the song. Voice suitable for this one, good lyrics.

Constructive Comments: mu con is excesive vibrato in the voice all over the song. and deverses a better ending than fade.

Broadjam Artist: Peter G Olach – PGO
Song: Don’t Say No w/Mourning Stone

Reviewer: RICARDO ALONSO

Positive Comments: excellent overall . The song hits with force since thebeginning. Good melody and choruses, voice very good suitable for this song. instrumentation excellent. I really enjoyed listening to this.

Constructive Comments: deserves a better ending than fade.

Broadjam Artist: SPG~Man
Song: Speed of Life (Sax version)

Reviewer: RICARDO ALONSO

Positive Comments: good overall production, good choice of sounds. the song has it’s force since the beginning.

Constructive Comments: seems to me this is the beginning of a complete song with different tempo, melody and TS

Broadjam Artist: Nigel Barrett
Song: Whatcha gonna do

Reviewer: Vittorio Bianchi

Positive Comments: The song had a potential market since it has a mix of pop and r&B references. Lyrics are direct and the singing is well done. The overall result is original and brings interest to the song. The approach to writing is anyway interesting and the arranger had some good ideas.

Constructive Comments: Maybe the hook could be made more interesting with some work on the harmonic side, and some sounds, in the low part of the range, could be better. In general, I think the production could be more professional with a little effort.

Broadjam Artist: Warren Hein
Song: Cookie Cutter Blonde instrumental

Reviewer: The Woodmen

Positive Comments: reminds me of a few things – Joan Jett, Sex Pistols, a real 80s new wave kind of thing going on too. Fun song.

Constructive Comments: Sounds like you did what you wanted to do, I might try a different guitar solo for kicks, but that’s it. Good work.

Broadjam Artist: Chet Nichols
Song: My New Son (#1 Country-Religious)

Reviewer: Diana Rasmussen

Positive Comments: I love the story of this song – takes you on a ride. Beautiful tribute to your sons. I really like your instrumental break in the middle of the song- fantastic work!

Constructive Comments: Vocals are out of pitch in a few places.

Broadjam Artist: Delta Burnett Reed
Song: O COME AND MOURN

Reviewer: Diana Rasmussen

Positive Comments: I love the instumentation and vocals. Very haunting melody – it stays with you. Love your vocals and a great message. Bless you!

Constructive Comments: I wouldn’t change a thing!

Broadjam Artist: Kate Carpenter
Song: Colossians 2: 9-10

Reviewer: Diana Rasmussen

Positive Comments: Beuatiful harmonies. Your message is beautiful. The insturmentation is very haunting, I like it. I wish you the best.

Constructive Comments: I would concentrate more on song form with chorus and verse and bridge. This seemed more like a refrain. It was hard to understand the words.

Broadjam Artist: tim meyers
Song: christmas is a treasure

Reviewer: Diana Rasmussen

Positive Comments: I loved your instrumentation, very creative lyrics. I liked the harmonies too. You bring back so many memories with this song! You remind me of Amy Grant. I could see her singing this.

Constructive Comments: I would like to have heard more instruments as you build the song, or start out with fewer and build up.

Broadjam Artist: Matt Mereu
Song: Cadillac

Reviewer: Patrick E. Muth/Catnip Pat

Positive Comments: Nice build on this ditty! Sounds like early English from 70’slike “left in the rain” phrase—-good use of echo—-nice licks on the git—dual lead works

Constructive Comments: Basic song structure is solid as a rock. good engineering and mixI think this song deserves a bridge that would break the song only to come back and make the song stronger. The good part about today is with our DAWS this is very easy to do. Enjoyed the listen! Keep On Truckin catnip