Month: May 2020

Broadjam Artist: Kate Carpenter
Song: There’s a Kingdom

Reviewer: Sam Cooper

Positive Comments: A religious recording for Jesus’ followers.

Constructive Comments: Where do I start? The instruments need to be performed better. The singer is not really a singer (at best, an amateur), so I would say to go back and fix that with a REAL singer. The levels were low, so I would remaster it. On top of it all, the songs sounds like it needs some goosing to make it less simplistic for the message. Sorry, but this is the truth.

Broadjam Artist: Bob Birthisel
Song: What Kind Of Love (Am I Fallin’ In)

Reviewer: Sam Cooper

Positive Comments: An obvious contemporary country song meant for commercial radio. All the players and the vocals are well done.

Constructive Comments: Basically, a well-constructed production…maybe a little sterile, but some people prefer things sound perfect and this does.

Broadjam Artist: Margie & Art Corey
Song: Second Chance Coreys

Reviewer: Delta Burnett Reed

Positive Comments: I loved your lyrics very catchy..Sax is not my favorite instrument but your sax worked so well in this song….I listened twice because I thought the lyrics were spot on and clever…I hope you do well with this.

Constructive Comments: Thanks for the double great ride…

Broadjam Artist: Sam Cooper
Song: CLOSE CALL

Reviewer: MGB

Positive Comments: Very melancholy and smooth sound. Keeping a piece like this acoustic is a good move. It has a nice feel to it.

Constructive Comments: Good soulful piece.

Broadjam Artist: Mossmunn
Song: The Internet Rocks

Reviewer: MGB

Positive Comments: Really good piece both instrumentally and lyrically, with a very contemporary feel. The mix is dynamite.

Constructive Comments: Very interesting and artistic piece. Best of luck.

Broadjam Artist: Patrick E. Muth/Catnip Pat
Song: GONNA BE ON TIME!

Reviewer: Dale Calhoun LLC

Positive Comments: Very good song with a lot of potentials to improve

Constructive Comments: This could be used in a sync placement doesn’t mean it doesn’t have potential

Broadjam Artist: Hartmut Oberdieck
Song: Dance with me

Reviewer: Sam Cooper

Positive Comments: This instrumental is pleasingly simple. It ain’t rocket science to make a great recording sometimes, though. Tasteful!

Constructive Comments: I’m happy with it as is! Keep up the cool work.

Broadjam Artist: Margie & Art Corey
Song: Slippin’ Thru The Cracks….Corey’s

Reviewer: Sam Cooper

Positive Comments: Best song I may have heard from you both, Margie and Art! Nothing but good vibes from this production and songwriting. Strong arrangement of all the instruments.

Constructive Comments: This is more my personal wheelhouse. Nice job. No need to chane a thing.

Broadjam Artist: Peter G Olach – PGO
Song: Cryin PGOlach/Nils Rurack/JTB

Reviewer: Sam Cooper

Positive Comments: If Bill Withers and Jimi Hendrix had a musical love child…. Nice production with great playing.

Constructive Comments: Classic rock/blues trio smooth. Don’t change anything.

Broadjam Artist: David James
Song: Devil In Me (with Ben Taylor)

Reviewer: Bob Birthisel

Positive Comments: Goth isn’t normally my genre, but this is so well-written it doesn’t matter. Musically this could cross a bunch of styles, and I could easily hear this in the right TV or film project. I really like the balance in the recording and the musicianship is very effective throughout. In particular the clarity of the instruments stands out in a big way. Great job!

Constructive Comments: I wonder if you’re limiting yourself by calling this Goth. I’d think “Rock – General” might get more ears on it, and it’s too good to be pigeon-holed into a specific market.