CD Reviews - Cabaret Scenes

Natalie Douglas: Human Heart

In an age of cookie cutter singers, Natalie Douglas is unique.

It’s all spiffy, fizzy fun—theirs and ours.

Kat Parra has a smooth, pliant jazz voice.

Hodgdon has good intentions with a good spirit and that counts for something.

Nancy LaMott could swell from shadowy vocal to belt with not a single harsh tone or raw edge.

She shines on these dirges with a flair that is as savvy as it is rare.

This album ranks with some of the better to come along in a while.

His rangy jazz tenor caresses songs with ease.

Barbara Fasano is not just a singer, she is a persuasive storyteller.

Drubner conveys a commitment and a warmth that is inviting and impressive.