Author: bjamreviews

Broadjam Artist: Nigel Barrett
Song: Stronger (instrumental version)

Reviewer: Lyfe Concierge Publishing

Positive Comments: Beautiful piece and next level sound and melody! Would love to hear more music for ya!LC Yeam

Constructive Comments: Great sonic piece!

Broadjam Artist: Yuri
Song: Stone By Stone

Reviewer: Lyfe Concierge Publishing

Positive Comments: Very Breezy piece with great sonic dynamics, perfect for a reflection scene in any movie,Tv show or doc! Great job & thanks for your heart!LC Team

Constructive Comments: No need for any changes!

Broadjam Artist: Dave Haddad (CenterPeace)
Song: Interrogation

Reviewer: Natalee Borisenko

Positive Comments: Very cool rhythm section. This is what immediately catches the eye. A catchy topic – immediately engages and is remembered. Such a track would be great to support a dynamic video series.

Constructive Comments: I do not know what to write here, I have no comments. When the material sounds good, it sounds good.

Broadjam Artist: Bob Bentley
Song: Glendalough

Reviewer: Natalee Borisenko

Positive Comments: All I can say is that it is very soulful and beautiful. This material can fit anywhere – travel films, fairy tales, beautiful dramas, nature and travel programs. This sounds great. Just excellent! Oh my my…

Constructive Comments: Very beautiful material! Wish you luck.

Broadjam Artist: Nigel Barrett
Song: The Day That They Came

Reviewer: Natalee Borisenko

Positive Comments: Very beautiful touching song. Reminds me of Nick Kershov. Great production, beautiful pleasant voice!

Constructive Comments: I can only wish you good luck. The song is very beautiful, I can’t have any comments. Everything is of very high quality.

Broadjam Artist: Kate Carpenter
Song: She Still Sings

Reviewer: Natalee Borisenko

Positive Comments: Oh, this angelic voice… You want to hear it everywhere – in musicals, in fairy tales, in good dramas. It’s doubly beautiful with a children’s choir. I would have grown up under such a voice, listening to it on TV! I even just cried. That’s very beautiful.

Constructive Comments: I can’t say anything. You just deserve a thousand fives! It’s amazing.

Broadjam Artist: Hartmut Oberdieck
Song: friendly irritation

Reviewer: Natalee Borisenko

Positive Comments: Nice guitar track. It seems to me that this kind of music is very suitable for warming up concert venues while the sound engineer is working and setting up the audience who came to the event. Carefree light vibes.And I see the second part of the track in the series like Friends.

Constructive Comments: The beginning sounds empty (the first 16 seconds). This is a little confusing, the first thoughts are “there will be nothing interesting in this track”. But then, closer to the middle, you realize that this is great music, it sounds great, it sets the mood.

Broadjam Artist: William Glewicz
Song: Echo

Reviewer: Natalee Borisenko

Positive Comments: A mysterious, rather dramatic piano work with an interesting development. Unusual harmonies, beautiful theme.

Constructive Comments: It seems to me that it should most likely be an orchestration… I even hear how it could be distributed by parts. Because with one piano it sounds more like a sketch. And vst instruments sound plastic. In general, the work itself has great potential, it just needs to be formalized somehow.

Broadjam Artist: Yuri
Song: Forever More

Reviewer: Natalee Borisenko

Positive Comments: A very beautiful soulful work, pleasant for the listener. An interesting development on the topic. Dramatic, light, fabulous track.

Constructive Comments: Impressions are slightly spoiled by the quality of vst instruments. But the work is very beautiful.

Broadjam Artist: Marshal Stacks
Song: Always Been a Bluesman

Reviewer: Natalee Borisenko

Positive Comments: Memorable attractive motive, cool voice, very energetic material! I think the song would be very suitable for a travel movie/series…or even a musical. Yes, I think in a musical it would be very spectacular and bright.

Constructive Comments: The detuned distortion rhythm guitar immediately catches the eye. The track lacks a rhythm section (It’s a mixing issue. It’s just way behind the track.)