Dolores Scozzesi: Here Comes the Sun
From the moment she takes the stage, she shines.
From the moment she takes the stage, she shines.
In an age of cookie cutter singers, Natalie Douglas is unique.
A special pleasure in seeing Douglas' shows over time is to see the increasing strength, sureness and beauty in her performing.
Deady has a slight Irish lilt and what appears to be a classically trained voice, which can be quite appealing.
Nancy LaMott could swell from shadowy vocal to belt with not a single harsh tone or raw edge.
She sings with a sound all her own, a strong belt, jazz panache and a top-notch delivery.
This album ranks with some of the better to come along in a while.
Jillian Laurain The Broadway Stage…
Linehan's clear, bright, and wide-ranging soprano was like a breath of fresh air.
They unfailingly delivered a mix of passion, wit, and polished musicianship that was unbeatable.