Author: bjamreviews

Broadjam Artist: Jim Haye
Song: Solostep

Reviewer: Castle-Eye (Michael Casali)

Positive Comments: I can hear this in a movie soundtrack

Constructive Comments: Love it,Great mix

Broadjam Artist: Uncle Spider & The Electric Dirt Clods
Song: A Life In Question / Soundtrack

Reviewer: Rin Vinson

Positive Comments: Even though there aren’t any lyrics or vocals on this song, it has a clear, pronounced hook. A great one at that. For some reason I visualize a scene in a movie, tv show, and or ad that would be a night time time frame. Possibly raining. The groove the drums and bass are laying down is simple and fat (in a great way). The guiro is a nice touch.The guitar playing and tone are excellent. Once again…very simple but completely effective. The recording, composition, mix, and master are all high grade and professional. Thanks for sharing.

Constructive Comments: Nothing negative to say. I listened three times and I can’t find anything I would change. I would keep my eyes open for a placement that has to do with night time. I enjoyed the track very much and I think it should do well for you.

Broadjam Artist: CaiNo
Song: Grown Up Sexy

Reviewer: LaWanda Macik

Positive Comments: WHOA!! Yeah: that Grown Up Sexy Kinda love will get you every time, lol. I have to tell you: Everything from the melody to the structure of the lyrics definitely gown and sexy. I really enjoyed listening to this.

Constructive Comments: Don’t be afraid use your imagination on a song like this. Think of “In The Mood” by The Whispers. I would like to hear more like this.

Broadjam Artist: Jeff Ashbaker
Song: Before You Swallow

Reviewer: FRED GROSS

Positive Comments: A real toe-tapper!! Good dance tune definitely.. This has several potential applications: TV-Film-Live Clubscene- RadioGuitar was kickin! Vocals were very good. Overall recording was nice.

Constructive Comments: Nothing much here. The guitar could be brought up just a pinch in the mix, but nice overall. Great job, keep it comin!

Broadjam Artist: Uncle Spider & The Electric Dirt Clods
Song: Don’t Wait My Heart / Country

Reviewer: Marc S. Pate

Positive Comments: You are a player, nicely done.

Constructive Comments: Very well done but, I kind of kept expecting the band to kick in.

Broadjam Artist: Ian Graham
Song: The Like

Reviewer: FRED GROSS

Positive Comments: This could definitely fit into a film score, country video. Recording was fairly good. Guitar work was good. Nice tune for just an acoustic and vocal. Keep up the good work!

Constructive Comments: Nothin gmuch here to add. In certain parts, the vocals seemed to rush a little, timing was off.. But you can get away with that since it was only a guitar and vocals track.

Broadjam Artist: FRED GROSS
Song: Along The Way

Reviewer: Marc S. Pate

Positive Comments: Nicely done! You are definitely a player.

Constructive Comments: Instrumentals are tough. They very easily end up sounding like a jam without a very distinct hook or theme. But, you sound very good.

Broadjam Artist: Keith Taylor
Song: Head On Down The Road

Reviewer: FRED GROSS

Positive Comments: You’ve got something here! Recording is nice and balanced, vocals are spot on. This feels like to me an excellent track for film synch. Just has that cool smooth feeling to it, nicely done!!!

Constructive Comments: nothing to add here. very good job

Broadjam Artist: Margie & Art Corey, S. & Al Corey
Song: Kitschy Kitschy Kool NEW MIX

Reviewer: Tommy Stewart

Positive Comments: Reminds me a bit of Zappa, great tune. Production and sound is excellent. Great vocals!

Constructive Comments: Was waiting for the song to take off but never happened,was building up and seem to stop. But loved it anyway.

Broadjam Artist: Marc S. Pate
Song: Hana II

Reviewer: Jeff Roberts

Positive Comments: Great intro this could be Earth, Wind, and Fire but then you settle into a Lee Ritenour vibe. Every instrument is in the pocket with great tone and super playing. If you told me that this was The Yellowjackets I’d believe it. Superb!!

Constructive Comments: Maybe the bass is too loud? That’s splitting hairs though. This is excellent work that should be on a Smooth Jazz radio program.