Month: August 2020

Broadjam Artist: Delta Burnett Reed
Song: Ba Loo Loo, My Lammie

Reviewer: Kate Carpenter

Positive Comments: If you want to be transported into the nursery corner of a quaint little cottage in Ireland and envision a young mother rocking her baby and singing her to sleep in an old wooden rocker, this is your song. The bagpipe introduction is gentle and perfect, effortlessly moving into a keyboard arrangement, joined by a beautifully authentic vocal. I could see this used in a movie! Great job!

Constructive Comments: Delta, ever so beautiful! Keep up the good work, girlfriend! MK

Broadjam Artist: Patrick E. Muth/Catnip Pat
Song: WHO OWNS THE SUN

Reviewer: Landers Knott

Positive Comments: Nice vocal and instrumentation with Parisian feel . Simple arrangement which fits together well

Constructive Comments: Piano slightly too forward in mix and cant always follow lyrics . Vocals sound more suited to rock rather than this style

Broadjam Artist: Gee Starr
Song: Everybody

Reviewer: Kate Carpenter

Positive Comments: Driving beat with lots of repetition. This song certainly has a memorable hook. Vocal is driving and dynamic mix is great. Instrumentation and production tight. Slower than most rap artists – gives the listener a chance to discern the words better.

Constructive Comments: I have no idea what the message of this song is all about. Maybe because I’m over 60? I am sure the stuttering was intentional. Are you saying, “everybody doowop your hands – this is what I do” Just wondering if I am hearing right. Please post the lyrics that would help. A bit too much repetition for my liking, but rap is definitely not my genre I’m out of my league here.

Broadjam Artist: Earl.C.Webb
Song: PARALYZED

Reviewer: Patrick E. Muth/Catnip Pat

Positive Comments: think I know this artist. nice start and vocals great sound on keys–just a little dirty but clear and effective(Guitar)Super job on mixing vocals–you’ll be on the top ten vocals!

Constructive Comments: Nice Job! If I could hear that again shined up a bit on the vocs would be nice!Keep On Trukin! Catnip=+=

Broadjam Artist: Kate Carpenter
Song: Baby Nap Song

Reviewer: Patrick E. Muth/Catnip Pat

Positive Comments: another song to stop and think about

Constructive Comments: Im missing some bass guitar on this—–but ok as is

Broadjam Artist: Sam Cooper
Song: MR. SHOULDA COULDA WOULDA (featuring Chris Gantry)

Reviewer: Patrick E. Muth/Catnip Pat

Positive Comments: nice relaxing blues—-good liphorn playing!

Constructive Comments: Enjoyed this —would be great live!!Sonically Yours! Catnip

Broadjam Artist: Kate Carpenter
Song: Song of the Missionary

Reviewer: Patrick E. Muth/Catnip Pat

Positive Comments: Your music makes everyone stop and think—which is what we should all be doing right now1

Constructive Comments: I wonder if you ever have requests to borrow your voice from Angels?All The Best Miss Kate!! Catnip

Broadjam Artist: Mike Nicholson
Song: Industry

Reviewer: MGB

Positive Comments: Very well instrumented piece chock full of exciting changes. Great riff.

Constructive Comments: Really good sound. This could work well in a movie scene.

Broadjam Artist: Catch Ten One Ten
Song: Rooftops (feat. Adam Benjamin)

Reviewer: MGB

Positive Comments: Deep, well instrumented and well sung piece. I hear a lot of Bono in the voice, and the entire piece puts you much to mind of U2. Great around the 2:45 mark when it kicks back and then the background vocal kicks in.

Constructive Comments: Good work! Moving song.

Broadjam Artist: Sam Cooper
Song: 28 DAYS IN TUSCON

Reviewer: Bob Birthisel

Positive Comments: This immediately struck me as a Dr. Hook song, light and fun with an easy to follow storyline. It rings all the Classic/Pop/Rock bells for me, even though it’s listed as Blues Rock (which I think for of as Stevie Ray Vaughan, Joe Bonamassa, etc.). Other than categorization it was a toe-tapping good listen all around. I think this would be a concert favorite played live.

Constructive Comments: The sound strikes me as very retro, which may well be intentional. As mentioned Dr. Hook was an immediate influence and that’s some years back. But very much a crowd-pleaser….well done!