Saturday, February 28, 2009

"Each Lifetime Is A Voyage" by Howce Clemens (Rock/Pop Artist from New York City, New York (NY))

Howce Clemens brilliantly fuses the sounds of pop, rock, and R&B on his new EP, titled "Each Lifetime Is A Voyage." Clemens' voice throughout the entire album has a musky Johnny Cash vibe to it. That country vocal tone shines through on numbers like "Please Take Care" and "Little Darlin'." Taking a nod from another rocker band fused with country, the Eagles, Clemens delivers a wonderful piece of music with the title track, "Each Lifetime Is a Voyage." The vocal harmonies in the chorus and complementing instrumentation give this track a happy, lighthearted feel. Howce Clemens' "Each Lifetime Is a Voyage" is a great album for any Johnny Cash or Eagles fan looking for a new and fantastic set of tunes.

-Shaun H. and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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"A Heaping Helping Of Perspective" by The Conniption Fits (Pop Artist from Vermont(VT))

Boston rockers The Conniption Fits give a solid performance on their long awaited album of new material with "A Heaping Helping Of Perspective." Hailing from New England, they carry with them the rock sound that many Boston-based bands are known for (which is something mixed between The Mighty Mighty Bosstones and Blink-182). Front man Steve Blanchard leads the band through rousing numbers such as "Now I Take My Leave" and "Grit Your Teeth." One of the tracks that stands out the most was "She Just Needs To Go Away," an obvious nod to the late 70's sounds of Cheap Trick. Blanchard has opened for many well-known acts like 3 Doors Down, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and Blue Oyster Cult and it shows, as he and the band's maturity and knowledge really help make this album something special. The Conniption Fits' "A Heaping Helping Of Perspective" is a great addition to any fan that enjoys the work of Jimmy Eat World or the Boston music scene.

-Shaun H. and the radioindy.com reviewer team
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"Ty I Ja" by Carol of Harvest (Pop Artist from Germany)

Carol of Harvest soothes the soul with its newest disc of European pop, "Ty I Ja." Composer and original Carol of Harvest band member Axel Schmierer provides the songwriting for this relaxing disc of dreamy acoustic jazz and pop. His technique is well-represented in songs like "Ty I Ja" and "In Between", a song which also features some tasty lead guitar work. The most notable impression left on listeners is the voice of Polish singer Ewa, whose voice is very refined and angelic. Her vocal performances alone are worth the money for this disc. Be sure to check out the song "Nagi" for one of her finer vocal performances. If pop music fused with an international flair is your thing, you are going to love Carol of Harvest's "Ty I Ja."

-Shaun H. and the radioindy.com reviewer team
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Friday, February 27, 2009

"Mysteriously In Love" by Christopher K. G. Hagadone (Pop Artist from Salt Lake City, Utah(UT))

Christopher K. G. Hagadone dishes out some original electronica music on his newest EP, titled "Mysteriously In Love". The album is comprised of European-sounding dance beats with various rapping/vocals layered on top, making for a very interesting album. Hagadone says on his website that "Mysteriously In Love" is "a CD about a mysterious girl. Who in fantasy is like no other girl." Each song is like a chapter in a book, each telling the story of Hagadone's dream girl through lyrics and intense background music. Two of the four "chapters" that stand out are "Hey You Standing There," describing Hagadone's attempt to flirt with the dream girl, and "I Can't Find Her," a song in which the storyteller awakes from his dream and realizes his fictional girl is gone. This EP is perfect for any electronica fan or someone looking for an album with an underlying story.

-Shaun H. and the RadioIndy Reviewer Team
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Friday, February 20, 2009

"Yes We Can - Obama's Dance Anthem" by DJ Coz (Pop/Electronica Artist from District of Columbia)

DJ Coz has skillfully arranged a patriotic single, "Yes We Can – Obama's Dance Anthem," with grooving dance beats. Coz sends a motivational message of inspiration using selected lines from President Barack Obama's recent historic speeches. There is a great loop effect on the chorus of the song with subtle, yet bouncy synth strings on the verses. Various clips of Obama's speeches are eloquently synced to the rhythmic beats of the drums. "Yes We Can" and "Change is Coming" are just a few of the unforgettable quotes Obama made during his campaign and they will live on forever both in history and in this song. As a skilled artist of the house music genre, Coz has spiked up the mood with this dance single and is a great listen for any house fan or any voter who was won over by Obama's memorable speeches.

-Diane and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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Monday, February 16, 2009

"Destiny" by Al Sofia (Pop Artist from Illinois(IL))

Talented vocalist Al Sofia shares his love for pop/easy listening music with his latest disc, "Destiny." With hints of Bobby Darin and Michael Buble, Sofia delivers an exceptional disc of both originals and cover songs. The title track "Destiny" shows his knack for creative songwriting and has that Philadelphia soul vibe to it. Although the album does feature some great original work, it is Sofia's covers that really shine through. Taking someone else's music and making it your own is never easy, but Sofia does it with ease on songs such as "You Raise Me Up" (popularized by Josh Groban). There are also some jazzy takes on well known Broadway numbers like "Seasons of Love" from the musical Rent and "It's Possible" from Suessical. "Destiny" is a great album for any fan of Hall & Oates or Michael Buble and is well worth listening to.

-Shaun H. and the RadioIndy Reviewer Team
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"Ugly Beautiful" by Lachi (Pop Artist from New York City, New York(NY))

Pianist and songwriter Lachi, ornately blends the sounds of contemporary jazz with early '90's pop/rock with a wonderful result. Don't let the word jazz fool you, "Ugly Beautiful" is more of a pop record than anything else. The small hints of Diana Krall are very nice and fit well within Lachi's songwriting structure. One of those jazzy standouts is "Broke My Heart" which also highlights Lachi's talent for piano playing. The pop influences, a la Alanis Morrisette, come into play on the opening track "We Can Fly." The expression Lachi delivers when singing or speaking her lyrics and the tone of the guitars captures what was once a great time for music, the early '90's. If you are looking for something reminiscent of that period in music or just want to hear some good, female fronted piano rock, then "Ugly Beautiful" is a CD well worth hearing.

-Shaun H. and the RadioIndy Reviewer Team
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Friday, February 13, 2009

"Musical Shorts - 99 Cuts" by David Strattford (Pop Artist from Hawaii(HI))

Music industry professional David Strattford has compiled a collection of brief instrumentals on his recent release, titled "Musical Shorts - 99 Cuts." Strattford has taken many musical genres and cleverly arranged them with a variety of sounds. His versatility in creating music styles ranges from ragtime to rock. The production is first-rate as each instrument is crisp and clean. "New Jack Swing" has a catchy bass hook, powerful synth horn stabs, and synth orchestra hits. "Slow Blues" is true to form as it has a slow walking bass line, melancholy guitar, and Hammond organ. David Strattford's "Musical Shorts - 99 Cuts" is a great instrumental album for fans of multiple genres of music and can be used to spice up any event in need of music.

-Diane and The RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Check out Matthew Hill, one of RadioIndy's favorite Rock artists


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Band Name: Matthew Hill
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Check out Lo Galluccio, one of RadioIndy's favorite Pop artists


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Band Name: Lo Galluccio
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Check out Guitar Sal, one of RadioIndy's favorite Pop artists


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"Let Me Ride" by Max Tosi (Pop Artist from Italy)

Max Tosi, gifted singer/songwriter, has released his latest album titled "Let Me Ride," comprised of dreamy folk/pop music. Tosi's lyrics are cleverly written and are straight from the heart. His vocals are polished and have a soft and soothing effect for the listener. This album also has a well-balanced mix of instruments capturing the relaxing and laid-back atmosphere. Featuring an easy going beat, "I've Been Waiting For a Long Time" also features complementing horn fills. "Someone Has Come" is a charming piece sung by a female vocalist accompanied by a graceful piano. If you're a fan of James Taylor, Max Tosi's "Let Me Ride" is sure to be in your music collection as it is well worth hearing.

-Diane and The RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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Monday, February 9, 2009

RadioIndy is pleased to present Hypnotiks with a GrIndie Award for the CD "In the Way"

RadioIndy is pleased to present Hypnotiks with a GrIndie Award for the CD "In the Way"

"In the Way" is the two-song EP from Hypnotiks & Damien Lynch, a production duo from Northwest London that explores new possibilities with their music. The album features two versions of their medium tempo "In the Way," one edition with vocals and an instrumental version. The instrumental version showcases the creative programming of the duo, where inventive beats and drum loops are combined with many melodic textures and colors of sounds. The vocal version adds their intoxicating and hypnotic melodies to mix, layering well-delivered harmonies that provide a smooth feel and depth to the recording. Both versions are memorable and well-produced, with the focus being catchy hooks combined with syncopated drum sounds. This two-song EP is a great introduction to Hypnotiks & Damien Lynch, leaving the listener eager for more. Fans of hip-hop with a chiefly melodic sound will enjoy "In the Way."

-Rodney and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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RadioIndy is pleased to present David Cahalan with a GrIndie Award for the CD "Dedicated"

RadioIndy is pleased to present David Cahalan with a GrIndie Award for the CD "Dedicated"

With the fittingly titled "Dedicated," David Cahalan pays tribute to the music of The Carpenters, for whom he is a former background singer. He modernizes each tune with his melodic, individual style, breathing new life into the original while making it his own. He opens the set with the familiar "Hurting Each Other," updating the standard tune with his modern style of pop. He gives the classic "Close To You" a contemporary flair with a bright, bouncing groove, and smooth lead and background vocals. His version of "For All We Know" is a touching ballad, featuring soulful vocals by Cahalan and a shimmering soprano sax melody. His rendition of "Superstar" features a great horn section and a brilliant string arrangement. "Bless the Beasts and the Children" is a wonderful duet, with Cahalan and his female counterpart in fine form. With "Dedicated," David Cahalan pays a suitable and proper tribute to truly great songs that were sung by Karen Carpenter. This is surely an album that all Carpenters' fans will appreciate.

-Rodney and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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RadioIndy is pleased to present Simavi with a GrIndie Award for the CD "Memories Of You"

RadioIndy is pleased to present Simavi with a GrIndie Award for the CD "Memories Of You"

"Memories Of You" is a noteworthy release by the male vocalist known as Simavi. Simavi gives us a look at the past and into the future, putting his spin on both the classic and contemporary. He breathes freshness into jazz standards, keeping the beauty and integrity of the original, yet making them his own by infusing his style, personality, and flair into each track. Simavi also self-produced the album, further highlighting his personal stamp on this collection. From the lush string arrangements of "Moonlight in Vermont" and "Love Looks So Well On You" to the swinging renditions of "The Way You Look Tonight" and "Fly Me To The Moon," Simavi is comfortable and at home in each setting. He is backed by an incredible orchestra of talented musicians featuring brilliant soloists, swinging horn sections, and well-crafted arrangements. His versatility is also on full display as he moves seamlessly through the Brazilian number "The Girl From Ipanema" and the more contemporary style of "To the Ends of the Earth." He also adds his sincere, heartfelt vocal style to the touching ballads "I Wish You Love" and "Memories of You." Simavi's "Memories Of You" will be enjoyed by fans of adult contemporary male vocalists and/or big band music.

-Rodney and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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RadioIndy is pleased to present Lauren Frost with a GrIndie Award for the CD "Words For The Birds"

RadioIndy is pleased to present Lauren Frost with a GrIndie Award for the CD "Words For The Birds"

Singer/songwriter Lauren Frost has created a fine collection of memorable pop songs with "Words For The Birds," an outstanding set featuring skillful musicianship, clean production and most notably, her soulful vocals. "Wait & See," "Take It Slow" and "Hello Lovely" are all great examples of her polished and refined sound, intelligent writing, and soaring vocal ablilities. The supporting cast of musicians is very talented, providing exceptional solos and support throughout. Listen to the funky swagger of "Heavy In Your Shoes" and the melodic pop of "Sangria Tale," where Frost's infectious personality really shines through. Another highlight is "Little Boy," which features a percussive groove and showcases Frost's ability to blend harmony and melody so beautifully. The remix version of this track will have you ready for the dance club. "Cheezits" offers a look into Frost's humorous side, and she gives a witty, entertaining performance by once again injecting her personality and style into the track. The album also includes the tender moments of "Whatever Happens" and "Drop Off My Heart" which are expressive, soulful ballads that showcase Frost's immense vocal range. This is an impressive release from a very talented singer/songwriter that is highly recommended for fans of female vocalists and melodic pop.

-Rodney and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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Sunday, February 8, 2009

RadioIndy is pleased to present Paul Vincent Gandolfi with a GrIndie Award for the CD "Lifesketch"

RadioIndy is pleased to present Paul Vincent Gandolfi with a GrIndie Award for the CD "Lifesketch"

"Lifesketch," by Paul Vincent Gandolfi is a moving, extremely polished pop/rock release showcasing the many talents of this gifted singer-songwriter. It is apparent from just one listen that Gandolfi's intent and focus is on crafting well-written songs with wonderful harmonies, enjoyable melodies and clever arrangements. The personal, heartfelt lyrics in each composition hold significance and meaning. The vocals are a highlight of this release, with Gandolfi delivering strong lead vocals throughout, supported by tasteful harmonies. "Beautiful Misery" opens the album beautifully, with acoustic guitar and soaring vocal harmonies emphasizing the strong hook and melody of the song. "Endangered Heart" features an enchanting piano intro coupled with a mysterious, sincere vocal from Gandolfi. The production is transparent and clean, providing a product that is ready for mainstream radio. "Stranger Than Fiction" is a catchy, memorable song with interesting rhythmic changes. "The Poet & The Muse" is a deep, affectionate track with lyrical guitar lines and another passionate vocal from Gandolfi, again supported wonderfully by the background vocals. This album will appeal to the fans of pop/rock that enjoy simplistic instrumentation, meaningful lyrics and genuine, sincere vocals in the vein of John Mayer and Jack Johnson.

-Rodney and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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RadioIndy is pleased to present Paul Vincent Gandolfi with a GrIndie Award for the CD "Stir The Menagerie"

RadioIndy is pleased to present Paul Vincent Gandolfi with a GrIndie Award for the CD "Stir The Menagerie"

"Stir The Menagerie" by Paul Vincent Gandolfi is a well-written, well-performed indie pop album that highlights the sheer talent of the fantastic singer/songwriter. Paul has been to many places in his musical journey, including bands, musicals, and film scores. What comes from this effort is an intimate taste of great vocal performances, thought provoking lyrics, and fine arrangements. The album sounds fantastic, with vocals at the forefront, as Gandolfi has a very distinct voice that is, in turn, complimented well by the arrangements. One highlight is "Bleed," which opens with a gentle melody and evolves into an ear grabbing lyrical performance. You'll remember the words to this one in no time. "Show Me" is another standout that features a delicate piano progression and gives listeners an intimate look at Paul. A cover of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" wraps things up and is the powerful finish to a powerful album. If you enjoy indie/pop/rock music, you will not be disappointed with "Stir the Menagerie."

-William & the RadioIndy Review Team
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Saturday, February 7, 2009

"Polarity" by Ian Cocker and The Times (Pop Artist from Australia)

Ian Cocker and The Times have released their latest easy listening/pop album "Polarity." This album features well-written lyrics with catchy melodies while blending different genres of music. Vocals are cool and relaxed, which shows the versatility covering this select style of music. Harmonies are sweet and polished while never overpowering the lead vocals. The chemistry within this group of musicians is genuine as they perform with consistent tonality and rock-solid sounds. Feel the cool jazz on "Through My Skin" with the crisp sound of the ride cymbal and flavorful chord progressions on the piano. Catch the bluesy guitar licks and soulful organ stabs as they play harmonic progressions on "My Lane." You won't want to miss hearing Ian Cocker and The Times' "Polarity," especially if you're of fan of Sting or John Mayer, as it captures a little jazz, blues, and soft rock.

-Diane and The RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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Thursday, February 5, 2009

"Energy" by Jeremy Kay (Pop Artist from Texas(TX))

Soul singer Jeremy Kay is on the right track with his new EP "Energy." The California based artist has been very busy these past few years touring and writing songs for hit television shows. Taking some well deserved time off from the road, Kay has been back in the studio and doesn't disappoint with his latest effort "Energy." Mixing his pop and soul background, Kay delivers on "Can't Wait Till Tomorrow." This song has that upbeat Gavin DeGraw feeling to it and is fused with some classic soul at the same time. "Coins in the Well" is a smooth ballad and will for sure be a favorite of the female audience. If you are into the neo-soul movement that has been going on now for a few years, you will want to give "Energy" a good spin.

-Shaun H. and the RadioIndy reviewer team
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"Calcutta Boy" by Rhett May (Pop Artist from Australia)

Rhett May and his latest released CD "Calcutta Boy" gives the music listening world just a tasty hint of what he has to offer. The Australian native, who has opened shows for bands as big as Queen, wrote and recorded his latest disc at his home studio. His sound is hard to define as these four selections all feature a wide variety of influences, but it all molds together for a great album. "Little White Powder Under Your Nose" is a harmonious arrangement with impressive and well written lyrics about cocaine use. His experiences touring takes an evident role in the song "Have Your Arms Been Missing Me" with its lush Freddie Mercury type vocals and melody. Overall, "Calcutta Boy" is a good album and listeners will be looking forward to hearing his full length album.

-Shaun H. and the RadioIndy Reviewer Team
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Wednesday, February 4, 2009

"Warrior Angel" by L'illon (Pop Artist from Washington D.C.(DC))

"Warrior Angel" the latest release by L'illon is a wonderful endeavor and perfect for any pop music fan. L'illon fuses the musical worlds of pop and Latin music together very well, setting the scene for a very ethnic influenced album. Traces of the late Selena can be heard in songs such as "Tu Solo Tu (Only You)" and highlight some well played Spanish guitar riffs. The title track "Warrior Angel" pulls away from the Latin vibe with more of a world music instrumentation and pop sound. L'illon's artistic arrangements on the CD highlighting her Latin roots but do not let that fool you; this disc is perfect for any lover of female fronted pop music.

-Shaun H. and the RadioIndy Reviewer Team
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Monday, February 2, 2009

"Clear Blue Sky" by Steve Jones (Pop Artist from British Columbia, Canada)

Steve Jones releases another great album, titled "Clear Blue Sky," packed with well-crafted, original classic rock songs. The vocals are smooth and relaxed on these sharp and flowing singles. Dishing up a bouncy beat, "Empty Promises" has energetic lyrics, while "Us" is slightly slower in speed but delivers wonderful harmonies. The album clearly has a high-quality production, as listeners will be able to hear the dynamic balance between vocals and instruments. A good example of this well-constructed mix is "Comes As No Surprise" and "She Said Yes" as the guitar serves up sweet licks while vocals are clean and crisp. Fans of Pink Floyd or Electric Light Orchestra won't be disappointed when listening to Steve Jones' "Clear Blue Sky," as it is filled with creative melodies and vivacious beats.

-Diane and The RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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"MPH" by The Yohawks (Pop Artist from Ontario, Canada)

"MPH" by The Yohawks is a terrific throwback to the 60's R&B with a touch of smooth rock. As a band, their sound is extremely tight and features a strong and well balanced brass section, an element very much missing in current bands. In addition to The Yohawks musicianship, their Motown influenced vocal melodies really shine on this disc and add that distinct "Detroit sound" to "MPH." Stand out songs like "Never Let Go" and "She's Gone" makes the best connection to that familiar 60's R&B sound we all know and love. At first listen "Never Let Go" sounds reminiscent of the group Chicago and the horn section compliments the polished and mature vocals quite well. "She's Gone" is a catchy tune with lyrics that may make you think of a lady you once let get away. Anyone who is a follower of Otis Redding or Chicago will very much enjoy this CD. The sound quality is very professional and evokes those classic tones that we all want to hear back in the mainstream radio days.

-Shaun H. and the RadioIndy reviewer team
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"Maggie Church (Dillard) EPK" by Maggie Church (Country Artist from North Carolina(NC))

While checking out Maggie Church (Dillard) EPK, you will most likely find yourself wishing her collected works were available for purchase as opposed to a free internet stream. The songs listed in her play list are all well written and have a very polished sound. "Paradise" stands out amongst the many songs as it shows off her strong and emotional passion for songwriting and has a nice guitar solo. Her southern country feel shines through on the vibrant and upbeat "Little Red Rocket" a down –home tune with that classic Americana feel. Any fan of modern female/pop country will be a quick lover of Maggie Church (Dillard) exceptional writing style. This collection of entertaining arrangements with catchy melodies is well worth hearing especially if you're a fan of contemporary country pop/rock.

-Shaun and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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"Intention" by Claire Hayek (Pop Artist from Quebec, Canada)

Claire Hayek hits female fronted pop/rock right on the head with her new album "Intention." This CD features a very wide range of influences that set the tone for every song. Whether it's Hayek's view on war or an Alanis Morissette style pop tune, the Canadian based artist gives you quite a variety on "Intention." Songs like "Open Book" stand out as the main theme for Hayek's mid – 90's songwriting approach and features some nice lead guitar work. On a completely different end of the pop/rock spectrum, she throws in some Middle-Eastern flavor with "Charmer." Hayek delivers more of a rock than pop feel to her latest album and would be a great listen for anyone who is a fan of Melissa Ethridge or Alanis Morissette.

-Shaun and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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"My Life" by Lee Michaels (Pop Artist from Florida(FL))

Pianist Lee Michaels has recently released his debut CD "My Life" which blends the soul of Motown with a touch of classic rock. Hailing from New Jersey you would expect to hear something in the manner of rockers Bruce Springsteen or Bon Jovi. However, Michaels serenades the listener with songs like "The Rain Will See Us Through" which is extremely influenced by the early sounds of Elton John. Michaels belts out some R&B with the song "Believe" with a nice balance between the electric piano and vocals. His vocals attain a quality reminiscent of the soul legend The Miracles while keeping his Barry Manilow piano ballads high in the mix. If you dig Sir Elton, you will dig "My Life" as it is a treasure of pop music embedded with artistic piano arrangements.

-Shaun and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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