Month: December 2020

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

Reviewer: SKY HIGH MUSIC LABS

Positive Comments: really a good voice, and good song too

Constructive Comments: The quality of the recording could be improved

Broadjam Artist: paul sandberg
Song: All You Are

Reviewer: SKY HIGH MUSIC LABS

Positive Comments: This song has great potential

Constructive Comments: The mix is all mixed up…… The backing instruments way over powers the vocal

Broadjam Artist: MGB
Song: COLD LONELY HOUSE

Reviewer: SKY HIGH MUSIC LABS

Positive Comments: I love this song…. I feel the pain… This song Will find a home

Constructive Comments: I wouldn’t change a thing

Broadjam Artist: Fulvio Ferrari
Song: Future Transition

Reviewer: Kate Carpenter

Positive Comments: This song grips the listener from the intro and continues to engage the listener. Sounds like something from a video game. Nice job on the drums and bass. Excellent mix. Love the sounds and variations. Nice job on the ending!

Constructive Comments: This is totally out of my genre. Sorry I cannot be of more help and encouragement. Good job!

Broadjam Artist: Bob Bentley
Song: I’m In Love Tonight

Reviewer: D McCarthy

Positive Comments: Nice easy groove in this classic country song. You can feel the passion of the singer and the instrumentation is solid. Rhythm is calm and clear. It’s overall a great sentimental piece. Nice instrumental soloing during the bridge.

Constructive Comments: The addition of some chorus or reverb on the vocal will help deliver that rasp.

Broadjam Artist: Bobby Caputo
Song: 2 Timin’ in 3/4 Time

Reviewer: D McCarthy

Positive Comments: Great instrumentation and vocal dynamic. Fun song to listen to and the play on the math made it stand out from many other songs we hear. The genre is clear and the singer has a great way of telling the story. Reminds me of the songs I heard when visiting Oklahoma some time ago Love the line. I guess she moved on from….the kid that looked like her son..

Constructive Comments: The guitars and bass stand out, not hearing the drums. This songs needs to big sounding drums.

Broadjam Artist: Dallas Marshall
Song: Margaritas In The Moonlight

Reviewer: D McCarthy

Positive Comments: Instrumentation and vocal is really good. Definitely a catchy hook. The emotion of the singer is excellent. The song takes you on a journey and the overall vibe is fun and light. The organization of the song is well done. The addition of the island style music at the close keeps you interested and honestly, a little thirsty.

Constructive Comments: The addition of some harmonies on the hook would make it really pop.

Broadjam Artist: Sam Cooper
Song: A Piece Of My Mind

Reviewer: D McCarthy

Positive Comments: The quality of this recording is good. Instrumentation is really good. You can definitely hear the emotion in the singers voice. There is a market for this style. The lyrical style in unique. It combines country with a 70s style R&B approach.

Constructive Comments: Putting some additional singers to add to the harmonies in the chorus would help the hook stand out even more.

Broadjam Artist: Shadow Creek
Song: Champaign taste on my beer budget mind

Reviewer: D McCarthy

Positive Comments: This is fun song. Easy to listen to and the hook had me humming it when I finished listening. It has an old school country feel and there is no doubt what genre it belongs in. The words are clear and message is clear as well.

Constructive Comments: The instruments are little hard to hear. Is it possible to get a clearer recording. The vocal really stands out, but it’s a little difficult to hear the instrument behind it.

Broadjam Artist: Dave Haddad (CenterPeace)
Song: Global Chilling (Full Song)

Reviewer: Fulvio Ferrari

Positive Comments: Excellent song suitable for soundtracks, but not only! I think about world music as well. I particularly like the breaking out sax solo, coming up from nowhere! That is the best part…coming at about half of the piece. Great sounds, greats solos!

Constructive Comments: I just love the fact the up until the half of the song the listener didn’t expect what is about to hear, which is the core of the tune! Great work.