Month: November 2020

Broadjam Artist: Gee Starr
Song: The Big Banger

Reviewer: Margie & Art Corey

Positive Comments: It’s a pretty interesting tune, I can’t quite understand all the lyrics completely, so it’s makes it difficult to rate this tune fairly….ugh!! Sorry!! It is hypnotic in it’s delivery, which is pretty Trippy!! Maybe a tad more variation in the words, could possibly make it more musically interesting?? But if that was your intention, to drive that feel home……you quite succeeded!!

Constructive Comments: Maybe just a little more variation in the words??? Just a thought??

Broadjam Artist: Kelly Triplett
Song: Everything Here Is Blue

Reviewer: paul sandberg

Positive Comments: nice use of colors – terrific production – solid dynamics. Vocals are strong and emoting.Guitar solo has nice tone and works well. The recording is very, very warm – lots of air with good placement of instruments with just the right amount of verb

Constructive Comments: this works – I wouldn’t change a thing. Very nice all the way around.excellent work, and a very nice song – I felt it!

Broadjam Artist: Sam Cooper
Song: 28 DAYS IN TUSCON

Reviewer: paul sandberg

Positive Comments: rockin out – lots of Stones influences on the guitars. Lyrics are witty and quite funny and the hook is catchy as hell – I can hear this playin’ in some seedy bar ’round closing time with the audience doing a sing along. I liked the grittiness of the vocalist as well – suits the song to a T!

Constructive Comments: I was hankering’ for a guitar solo, but the song really doesn’t need it – overall this is a really solid and fun song. Cant really think of anything else I would change here at all. Keep on keepin’ on.

Broadjam Artist: John van Wicklen
Song: Your Love

Reviewer: Groove Fondue

Positive Comments: Love the opening, very catchy, sets up the first verse nicely. Nice array of instrumentation going on, done just right, works very well for the song. Like the vocals a lot, fits the tune well. It has a 70’s or 80’s feel to it which is very much a compliment, since even pop songs back then had more gravitas then today’s pop. Enjoyed it very much.

Constructive Comments: I LOVE harmonies, so I always thin that songs can be improved with more of them. Overall, I wouldn’t change a thing, well done!

Broadjam Artist: Hartmut Oberdieck
Song: walking rabbit

Reviewer: Patrick E. Muth/Catnip Pat

Positive Comments: Nice One! Good Development and Style!

Constructive Comments: Great for tv or Movie!Best! Catnip

Broadjam Artist: Solpocket
Song: The Inside

Reviewer: Patrick E. Muth/Catnip Pat

Positive Comments: ok rock on funky beginning liked it better down a few bars–guitar was out of tune right off the bat—do over or autotune

Constructive Comments: would chop the front off-rest is groovy but beginning drags it down like the breakdownRock On Catnip Pat

Broadjam Artist: Jeff Ashbaker
Song: Which and When

Reviewer: Patrick E. Muth/Catnip Pat

Positive Comments: Enjoyed this with some reservation

Constructive Comments: I would take a less is more on the backup wah we have to remember that we might be good on guitar, but were not jimi Hendrix either tone that wah down with just salt and pepper— but give it an outfront lead where you can be Jimijust a thoughtKeep On Trukin! Catnip

Broadjam Artist: Delta Burnett Reed
Song: The HangingTree

Reviewer: Patrick E. Muth/Catnip Pat

Positive Comments: starting had my attention right away, primodal drummingcould not hear this beautiful voice as it should be heard I’m having a good talk with the engineer

Constructive Comments: Your voice is being held back in my opinion. there is an overload in the mid frequency, which can be greatly improved on with eq and voice shaping Best! Catnip

Broadjam Artist: Kate Carpenter
Song: Why are there Fire Ants?

Reviewer: Patrick E. Muth/Catnip Pat

Positive Comments: So-it’s ok to hate–mosquitos! ha-ha Cute song the artist has a quirky side as well good to show your sense of humor!

Constructive Comments: Ans the Katessons go rolling along!All The Best! Catnip

Broadjam Artist: Thierry Coupey
Song: Mother Earth (feat. Nadine Deleury)

Reviewer: Jeana Potthoff

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