The latest album release from Award-winning Americana singer-songwriter, Jiggley Jones …A Mountain, A Struggle, A Tunnel, A Light… is Indie Music Digest‘s “Pick of the Week!” Reviewer Cyrus Rhodes writes: “The songs themselves are addictive, and interesting, complete with passionate and powerful subject matter and lyrical content. Equally as impressive is the vocal presence of Jones as he takes many …
Country Music City Promotions Reviews Doug Briney’s “Unknown Soldier”
“Briney captivates, leaving us with heavy hearts and the reminder of our serving, and long lost hero, who’s bravely fought for our land. Words so strongly moving, touching to the core, makes “Unknown Soldier” America’s anthem. 5 Stars.” –Shellie Palmer, Country Music City Promotions Read the entire review at http://www.shellieatcountrymusiccitypromotions.com/p/single-song-reviews.html.
NeuFutur Magazine Reviews Ed Roman’s “Letters From High Latitudes”
“The spontaneity of Roman ensures that listeners will have no clue where Roman will take them, but that the music that issues forth will be something that they can appreciate. The sheer array of influences and styles broached during this album ensures that the disc will be in systems and mp3 players for months to come.”- James McQuiston, Neufutur Magazine Read the …
NeuFutur Magazine Reviews Doug Briney’s “Super Country Cowboy” Album
“(Doug) Briney’s inimitable vocals come through in a smooth and honeyed fashion. The production of tracks on Briney’s latest makes it easy for listeners to immediately fall in love with the disc. Super Country Cowboy is an album that touches upon a considerable number of distinct country genres, succeeding because Briney has put his heart and soul into each song …
Neufutur Magazine Reviews Marshall Dane’s CD, “One Of These Days”
“Taken together, the 12 cuts on One of These Days showcase a wide array of emotions and influences, giving a fullness to the composition that makes it eeasy for the album to stay in vehicles and on playlists for months (if not years) to come.” – James McQuiston, Neufutur Magazine Read the entire review at http://neufutur.com/2014/05/marshall-dane-one-of-these-days-cd-review/
JP’s Music Blog Reviews Ed Roman’s “Letters From High Latitudes”
JP’s Music Blog has posted their review of the new Ed Roman release, Letters From High Latitudes: “His style is very creative and diverse as you make your way through the thirteen songs on the new album…his voice just melts your troubles away.” Read the entire review at http://jpsmusicblog.blogspot.com/2014/05/cd-review-singers-and-songwriters.html.
JP’s Music Blog Reviews Jiggley Jones’ New Album
JP’s Music Blog reviews Jiggley Jones‘ brand new album, …A Mountain, A Struggle, A Tunnel, A Light…: “His vocals are strong enough to take you on a journey, but the music supporting him has a relaxed, laid back feel. The stark, folk-like delivery of “Early Morning Light” and the strength in “Modern Day” shows Jones’ diversity in his songwriting.” Read …
Grateful Web Reviews Ed Roman’s “Letters From High Latitudes”
“Letters From High Latitudes” by Ed Roman is truly a highlight release with some incredible moments that portray true grit emotion and will sure to evoke some strong reactions from many. In the end it’s a very impassioned musical experience all around and regardless if you like your music happy, sad, short, sheet, overly synthetic or long I guarantee roman …
Gigband Reviews Ed Roman’s “Letters From High Latitudes”
“Enter the mind musing, comical trip of “Letters from High Latitudes” the latest and greatest release by Roman and you begin to see why this guy is surging north of the border. He’s not only a very capable singer and songwriter, he’s a very accomplished Bassist and guitarist in his own right. Ed Roman is an artist worth watching live …
Digital Journal’s Markos Papadatos Reviews Jiggley Jones’ “Walk On Me”
Celebrated journalist and critic, Markos Papadatos has posted his review of the new Jiggley Jones single, “Walk On Me.” It’s the first release from his new album, A Mountain, A Struggle, A Tunnel, A Light. (Lamon Records Nashville) Here’s an excerpt from the review: