DeDe Wedekind sings #National Anthem: The Star Spangled Banner

My July 31. 2016 performance of the National Anthem @Houston Dynamo vs. San Jose Earthquakes Soccer Game at BBVA Compass Stadium!
Score was 1:1!
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DeDe Wedekind Wins Best New Female Artist of the Year @ the 5th Annual Indie Music Channel Awards!

DeDe Wins 4 Awards including Best New Female Artist of the Year! 

May 1, 2016

Houston-based singer/songwriter, DeDe Wedekind, with over 110,000 fans worldwide, was just named the 2016 Best New Female ARTIST of the YEAR, at the 5th Annual Indie Music Channel (IMC) Awards, held at the Clive Davis Theater at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles in April.  The Indie Music Channel was founded by Emmy-winning actor, writer, musician & producer, Christopher Ewing, as a one-of-a-kind platform to help talented Independent Artists get much needed recognition, while playing their music on the IMC’s internationally acclaimed internet radio stations & website.  Artists also receive unique worldwide exposure via The Indie Music Channel’s Website, FM & Internet Syndicated Radio Shows, the Indie CAFÉ TV Show, LIVE TV Show, & other IMC Shows & Tours.

At the IMC Awards, DeDe was also honored with Best Americana Song, Best Americana Artist & Best Americana Recording for her original, “Dream of You”!  These awards were based on the release of DeDe’s much-anticipated 4th album, Dream of You, in Feb. 2016.  Also from this album, new Single “Stronger” already garnered Best Adult Contemporary Song of the Year-2015, at the 3^rd Annual International Music and Entertainment (IMEA) Awards in Atlanta.  In 2014, DeDe also won TWO separate IMEA ALBUM of the YEAR Awards, for Album #2: Love & Fairy Tales, and for Album #3: World of Christmas!

 

DeDe’s new album features her original single: “Love Lives On”, recorded with Multi-Platinum mega hit Songwriter and Producer, Andrew Fromm. Andrew Fromm’s the songwriter for ‘NSync’s “Millenium” album, the Backstreet Boys, Marc Anthony & many others. Andrew is featured playing the piano on this inspiring single from DeDe’s New album.

DeDe’s been a repeat FINALIST in many global songwriting competitions: International Songwriting Contest, USA Songwriting Contest, Broadjam, UK Songwriting Contest, the 2014 Annual Dallas Songwriting Contest, and Song of the Year.com’s 2015 Songwriting Contest.   DeDe’s music is: Country-Pop Americana, Inspiring Adult Contemporary, and Folk-Rock: Southern AMERICAN ROOTS Music.

Recently, Nashville’s Air9 started a Country, Americana, AC & Christian Radio campaign for 4 Singles from Dream of You: “My Unsung Hero”, “Prime of Life”, “Dream of You” & the inspirational “Love Lives On”.  For all DeDe’s music visit: www.DeDe-Music.com. To contact DeDe’s management for radio play or Album Reviews, DeDe & the DayDream Band Press Kits, band or solo Bookings, Speaking or Concert engagements, or for Radio or TV interviews, please contact Devon Hitteman at: DeDeWMusic@gmail.com.

DeDe Wedekind Performs NEW Jazz!

Nominated for IMC Album of the Year in 2016, Singer/Songwriter DeDe Wedekind performs her own Jazzy love song arrangements at a Valentine's concert in 2016!  To hear and purchase all of DeDe's New Music including her album Clear Skies Ahead (Jazz Standards) & to see all of her Videos visit:
www.DeDe-Music.com & www.YouTube.com/1DWedekind

DeDe's new album, Dream of You (Feb 2016) has 10 nominations for Song of the Year, Album of the Year and Artist of the Year from the Indie Music Channel. The awards ceremony will be held in Los Angeles on April 24, 2016 at the Grammy Museum!

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DeDe Wedekind's NEW Album "Dream of You" releases in Feb 2016!

Well, thanks to my friend and Editor in Chief at #WebHost Magazine & #Indie #Music Magazine (http://indiemusicmagazine.live/2016/02/06/dede/)  Randy Lockhart, there's sure
a lot to be thankful for! This is what he posted about me on 3 of his Indie Music Websites today (thanks Randy!):

DeDe Wedekind, or just “DeDe” as she goes by for music, is an award-winning singer/songwriter from Houston, Texas. DeDe won Song of the Year at the 2015 IMEA AWARDS in Atlanta this past October for her new single “Stronger” from her upcoming album, Dream of You. Dream of You is DeDe’s highly anticipated 4th album, which will be released on Feb 12, 2016.

For her new album, which has been almost 2 years in the making, DeDe’s been songwriting with Los Angeles-based Multi-Platinum Producer & Songwriter, Kevin DeClue (Hillary Duff, Charlie Midnight & Rihanna). DeDe wrote or co-wrote all the songs on Dream of You. This album and the new hit single: “Love Lives On”, were recorded at Nashville’s famed 515 Studio with Multi-Platinum mega-hit Songwriter & Producer, Andrew Fromm. Andrew is the songwriter for the ‘NSync “Millenium” album, the Backstreet Boys, Marc Anthony & many others, and he not only helped DeDe arrange the piano part for Love Lives On, but also is featured playing this song on DeDe’s new album.

DeDe’s currently a Featured New Artist with a 10-page! Spotlight on her music and her upcoming album in the February 2016 Indie Music Magazine (IMC Magazine pages 30-39), and you can find the article: DeDe: An Artist In Her Prime & Ahead of Her Time, here: http://www.theimcmag.com/. She’s also the Women of Substance Radio’s Featured Artist for February: http://www.wosradio.com. On Feb. 15th, DeDe’s featured as a New Artist in the March edition of the #Lov3rs #Artists United Magazine, with a review of her new song, Prime of Life: http://www.magcloud.com/WEBVIEWER/1035477.

DeDe won 2 Albums of the Year (and one Song of the Year), from the International Music & Entertainment Awards in 2014 for Album #2: Love & Fairy Tales, and album #3: World of Christmas! Over the past 3 years of her 4-year career, DeDe’s been a repeat FINALIST in the following International Songwriting Contests: the International Songwriting Contest, The USA Songwriting Contest, the UK Songwriting Contest, the 2014 Annual Dallas Songwriting Contest, and Song of the Year.com’s 2015 Songwriting Contest in July 2015.  Read more...

Here are all 3 links to Randy's Indie Music Magazine articles:

http://webhostmagazine.rocks/dede-wedekind/

http://indiemusicmagazine.live/2016/02/06/dede-wedekind/

http://indiemusicmagazine.live/2016/02/06/dede/

Find all DeDe's Music, SignUp to be a Fan, get Monthly News & Shows, and find out more about DeDe here: www.DeDe-Music.com. LIKE DeDe on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/DeDeWedekind

WOMEN of SUBSTANCE RADIO PODCASTS: Great New Artists...Great New Music!

Listen to & Download all Podcasts & Hear new music from great female Indie artists on 
WOS RADIO Podcasts: http://breenoble.libsyn.com/

My song "Dream of You" is on the below Podcast (Click Below):

Your Valentine just got an infusion of romance from the music on ‪#‎Podcast‬ Episode 314 Music By Sometimes Julie Erika Kulnys Ces Indie Tiffany Gow  Katie MarieDeborah DeDe Wedekind Bev Barnett & Greg Newlon, Guitar Monica SorensonRick Walker

And thank you Bree Noble & WOS Radio for making me your Featured Artist in February 2016! Listen here and get a FREE download of my Indie Song of the Year "Stronger" from Dream of You (NEW! Album & Single MP3's available Feb 9th, 2016): http://www.wosradio.com/

Also tune in Feb. 1-5 to hear the New Music Show, featuring great new music & another one of my new (rocking!) songs,  "Leaning on Heaven", a co-write with Multi-Platinum Writer/Producer, Kevin DeClue: http://www.wosradio.com/new-music/

Thanks for listening to new music from Indie Artists!  

-DeDe :)  Hear & Purchase music here: www.DeDe-Music.com

Female Artists- Submit your music (& listen) here:  

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DeDe's the Showcase Performer @ New Orleans House of Blues!

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How to Make a Cool (Cheap or FREE Music) Video!

Hi there Friends, Musicians, and Assorted Countrymen (and women!),

Well, now that I sort of have your attention once again, here's some loving advice from a good friend regarding making music videos, or any videos really.  This falls into that new category that I call: TRUE THAT.  You NEED to be on YouTube if you are a musician or songwriter. Period. Yes, ahem I'll say it again: "True That".  If you are not on YouTube you will fall by the wayside if you're trying to promote yourself, your music or a song, etc. Long gone are the days when you could avoid Social Media like the plague and still make it or try to make it (well, you can still TRY...)

You can even do fun lifestyle-type videos for your fans (or even your family & friends), or one to promote a new business or something, but whatever you do, be sure that you make them look and sound as professional as possible. And, there's no need to spend megabucks on them right now. That is, unless you are a super-mega watt superstar raking in the cash-ola, and in that case you should be making them really really professionally (read: totally expensive!), or you may just look cheap.

DeDe :)  www.youtube.com/1dwedekind       www.DeDe-Music.com
Personal Disclaimer: If you look at my vids, some of them are professional like "One Child" and "The Fairy Tale Song", and some are more, shall we say, amateur. But I TRIED to only post ones that I thought had interesting content, and good sound/video, but this isn't always the case! :)

Written by: Gregory Douglass

So many bands and musicians have had success through viral music video outlets like Youtube. The demand for video is only increasing so it’s time for you to get in on the action. Youtube is still the second largest search engine in the world, and in case you forgot, that’s how Justin Bieber was discovered (how could you forget?) You could easily spend thousands of dollars on a sharp looking, professionally-produced music video – but if you’re just getting started, you probably can’t afford that. That’s no excuse for bypassing music videos altogether though. As a musician, you can’t afford not to have them these days, so here are six steps on how to make a music video on your own for free for those of you who are brand new to the world video:

1. Choose your strongest song. Assuming that you’re a recording artist, you probably have a least a handful of brilliant songs already recorded that you can choose from. Be sure to pick your strongest song, but don’t just take your own word for it – get some second opinions! Chances are, your favorite song isn’t necessarily your strongest song – at least not according to everyone else. Ask your fans, friends, and family what they think is your strongest – then do yourself a favor and take their word for it. This should set the stage for more consistent results from the music video you’re about to make. Understand that your music video will be an incredibly powerful promotional vehicle for whatever song you choose, so make it a strong one!

2. Choose your video equipment. Assuming that you already have a laptop, computer, smartphone, tablet, or camera with video capabilities – you’ll have plenty of equipment options to choose from. If you don’t have access to any of these devices, you probably have a friend who would be kind enough to let you borrow something. All of these devices come with some sort of internal camera and video recording capability, so choose whatever works for you. Since you’re making a music video, the audio component of whatever device you choose won’t matter because you’re eventually going to replace the audio with the pre-recorded audio of your strongest song. I use a Canon Vixia consumer camcorder myself – which is HD quality for a reasonable price – but you can use your shiny new iPhone 5, MacBook Pro, or something as affordable and easy to use as a Flip MinoHD Camera.

3. Create your concept. What kind of imagery comes to mind from the song you’ve selected? What kind of music video do you want to create? For example, you can choose to create a more traditional, story-driven music video, or a live performance-style music video. With a story-driven music video, you might consider doing some acting or filming various places, people, things, or circumstances that support your storyline or imagery. Get creative here and make the most out of what you have to work with already. Is there anything just lying around the house that you can incorporate? Include footage of you lip-syncing a performance, lip-syncing a studio recording session, or capture footage your band performing the song. This will also work exclusively for a live performance-style music video, and you’ll be better off lip-syncing to your pre-recorded song verses singing it live for sake of better audio quality.

4. Choose your locations. Keep it simple and stick to 1-3 locations for your music video. They can be anywhere that supports your storyline or imagery – even three different rooms in the same house works. Is your song dark and brooding? Consider darker locations with softer lighting. Is your song happy and inspiring? Consider brighter locations with wide, open spaces. Shooting outside during the day always offers ample lighting, and cloudy days are particularly helpful in regulating the light because clouds act as natural light diffusers – so long as it’s not raining on your video equipment! If you want more indoor lighting regulation, be sure to have some good lighting options on hand – such as strong overhead lights with dimmers or spotlight lamps – and experiment with each lighting source.

5. Shoot your video. Experiment with various camera angles and positions before you start recording full takes. You might discover you have a more visually striking side or angle, and you might discover the same about your location. Once you’re ready to press record, plan to perform or lip-sync to your song 2-4 times, and aim for 2-4 takes for everything you decide to film as a general rule of thumb. This will give you more than one option for every point in the song, just in case you had something between your teeth during the first take. Nothing is more discouraging than putting the time and effort into filming just to realize you have to do it all over again, so always create options! This rule of thumb is particularly helpful when you’re filming yourself because no one will be behind the camera to keep an eye on things while the camera is rolling. Consider various different angles for each take so your options are diverse when it comes time to edit. Different angles might include a wide shot, a waist shot, a close-up shot, and a handheld shot.

6. Edit your video. Editing your own music video can be as much fun as creating a concept and shooting your music video, so don’t be afraid to learn. It’s exciting to bring your footage to life, and it requires more of your own creativity. There are some powerful video editing software options available for premium prices – such as Final Cut and Adobe Premiere – but since we’re talking about making a music video for free, lets take a loot at the freemium alternatives. If you have a computer, you should already have access to free video editing software that is easy to use and simple to figure out on your own. If you’re on a mac for example, you should already have iMovie, and Windows Movie Maker for PC.Youtube even has its own built-in video editing application, though I can’t say I’ve tried it yet. Whatever software you use should have the option to eventually mute or disable the audio from your video footage once you import/upload it into a new project. You might want to keep it enabled until you’re finished editing though, as it will be a necessary point of reference for the song as you extract each clip you want to use to lay over the recording of your song. Once a clip is added to your video timeline and matched up correctly to the appropriate section of your recorded song, you can then disable the video clip’s audio channel. Get creative and play around with all the different takes and angles you’ve captured until you have built a completed music video that you’re happy with, free of charge!

DEDE ON THE MULBERRY LANE RADIO SHOW!

DEDE ON THE MULBERRY LANE RADIO SHOW!: DeDe talks about her experiences working with Grammy-Winning producer, Jeff Bova, with Rachel and Allie Mulberry on their critically acclaimed radio show, Mulberry Lane.   Please listen to her second appearance where they sing to DeDe, & DeDe responds with a fun ditty of her own for the Mulberry sisters.  Episode was in December of 2013.  Listen HERE.



Hear why Mulberry Lane is taking the radio waves by storm with stars such as Paul Williams as regulars on their show!  http://www.mulberrylane.com/

Reviews/Praise for The Fairy Tale Song...

I submitted this song for review on ReverbNation on 2 recent occasions. I was very pleasantly surprised by the detailed and positive responses overall I received.  I thought I'd post them here for your reading pleasure:)  I did remove a few of the nasty responses, but surprisingly there were only a few, and a lot of encouraging comments, and some constructive and insightful feedback. Note I did not make grammar or spelling corrections...it's more realistic that way.  The colored comments are the ones I especially liked or found interesting :)  The music video should be out in a few weeks or less...it's really cool!  For more information, visit www.DeDe-Music.com.  Thanks! DeDe

Praise & Reviews for "The Fairy Tale Song"-ReverbNation 8-22-13

This record starts with the thundering drums followed by the sound of the guitar. The artist lyrics tells a story about many different events. The artist has a sweet and bright voice. There is a beautiful harmony that is coming from the background vocals. The artist gives listeners encouraging words and it makes you want to hear more. The singer has a unique sound and excellent metaphors. After listening to this record you will feel inspired by the sound. Overall this is a great record and I love the positive sound that was coming from it.

this song tells a really pleasant story. the music in this song are really enlightening. the instrumental in this song is vital. there`s such a upbeat sound from this. there`s a cute run in the lyrics here. how they are so placed well in this . the singer in this song gives off a nice and simple performance. her voice is a shinning star. it`s very attractive and her approach in performing this song is really good

nice intro!! Love the females voice, clear and awesome!!! Sounds a bit like like sarah mclaughlin, Great song about overcoming your fears. Love the fairy tales come true bit. College kids would love this song, and straight edgers!! Has a churchy vibe... I like the overall lyrics, content and the female artist is amazing. Love to hear more from her and this band. Great job and hope that you get signed!!

You had a very tuneful melody. Also a very rich and warm distinctive voice. I can tell the fact that you were telling a story. You background music was very engaging. You sound like you are a very creative imaginative person (your lyrics expressed that ).

I really like this song! It's very upbeat and has a happy tone. It sounds like something that could fit very easily and very well in a children's movie. I also like the dual singers - the lead singer really sounds fantastic, and the background singer later brings out the melody. For a song in a children's movie, this really seems like an excellent song.

Great vocalist with some really clever vocals. I really like the delivery and slow build up in the instrumental. Very catchy tune, with a great melody and harmonized vocals. Great message in the song and is extremely uplifting. Alot of allusions and poetic devices used in the songwriting so this is a huge plus. The composition is on point, and the song is constantly changing with bridges and such. Unlike many other songs I have reviewed, this is very upbeat and like-able.

6-28-13 Reviews

Awesome pop drum fill opens this uptempo swing pop record. Love the glockenspiel in the verses. The record is well balanced - clearly mixed by a pro. The vocal rides the track nicely. Nice vibrato. Love the tone of the guitars. Reminds me of early - mid 2000's pop rock. The use of major 7 chords is unique and refreshing for this type of record. The song is very well written. Love the lyrics. This could be a great Disney record. Either that or it would be awesome in some type of soundtrack.

I like the lyrics and the 'boppy' sound used, in fact, the whole song has a very happy, go lucky feel, this would be a lovely song for a car ride in the summer. I really like the harmonising at the chorus section and the use of fills and 'oohs'. :)

The song did not have the sound for the radio too much, but more for a TV show. I really imagine this for a Lifetime or Hallmark channel show. That is just the mood that the song gave off. Now for the specifics: The music was a bit cheesy in an upbeat way. But this is not necessarily a bad thing because at least the song came off as positive and happy. The melody I think was what made it kind of cheesy sounding not so much the rhythm. And to cover the vocals: They were very suiting and appropriate to this style music, I do not think that these vocals would match any other style music though, they would not sound very good with another kind of sound. I say this because they had a certain sound to them. That was most appealing to this kind of music. It was actually perfect for this kind. And as far as the lyrics go, I was glad to hear the positivity of the message. They were very positive and had a good point behind them, which in a lot of songs, I have noticed that not all songs write lyrics with meaning so much, just words that rhyme. So I was very pleased to hear that this track had a positive and thought-out message. Which you do not get a lot of these days. That also is what made the song have a TV show feel to it, I thought that it was nice though. So even though I did not particularly like this song to hear on a daily basis or regularly, I thought that it was a nice and good use of talent. So with that said, I will rate this song a 10 out of 10 because even though it was not really my cup of tea, I was not bored at all during the song and also the important part was hard work paying off and that is what was done here.

and up beat song and good tunes and singer. Singer has a good voice. and understandable song. I like it. a song I could sing to. I like the lyrics and music.good song arrangement. very pretty. it makes me want to sing along with the song. I would buy it. i like country and its singer is crisp and i can hear the lyrics good.nice add with the piano playing and the drums out shine the singer.

I think the intro to this song had a good rhythm to it and a strong beat, it was varied and creative. The vocal melody of the siger was stylish and impressive, she sang with great ease. The lyrics were inspiring and though provoking, I love the little nursery rhythm lyrics near the start of the song. The instrumental was balanced, varied and compelling. It was smoothly put together with great timing.

Very tuneful and strong. Definitely original. Your voice is rich, and warm. Very inviting. The lyrics were perfectly clear, and told a great story. It was heart warming. The instrument accompaniments were balanced, solid, exciting and quite powerful. You were on pitch and the rhythm was wonderful. The introduction was catchy. You are very talented and imaginative, and put a great amount of effort into your work. It payed off =]

The first thing that struck me about the song was the lyrics from nursery rhymes, I thought it was a bit silly when I first heard the first line although I quickly got it and actually thought it was clever. Well written lyrics. The bass needs to do more in this song or there is no it being there, it's not even a case of a bass line that is making the song have more depth but not taking attention, the bass just needs more use. There was however a very good use of drums as they were playing good beats and keeping the rhythm and timing well for the piece. The techniques used were good at keeping the listener excited to hear the song all throughout it. The piano part was also composed and played very well, the melodies of the part were pleasant to listen to and uplifting. The vocalist has excellent quality of rich tone and depth to the voice and makes the singing a pleasure to listen to, the male backing in the chorus complemented her voice well and was a strong part of the wholeness and completeness of the arrangement in the chorus. The usage of the guitar is great as it was only used sparingly instead of taking over the song and was very well played and integrated into the music well. The bridge section was also a nice touch with great progressions and vocals. The ending did let the otherwise great song down a bit though as it seemed to end a bit abruptly, I think I would have preferred a fading ending on this song or a coda with a gradual ending. All in all, a good song though.

I love this song. the singer has a nice velvety voice, very sexy, and sounds great! The music is uplifting and the lyrics are as well. Very beautiful. These are the types of country songs I love to hear. Very inspiring, harmony sounds great. The male voice matches very well with the lead singers voice! The chorus very clear and illustrates a picture for the audience to hear and see. I can see how tis songs music video would be like!

I love this artist's voice; it's soft, yet strong. She does well with the high notes, too. I like the melody of the song, and the melding of her vocals with the background vocals. The tempo is energetic and fun, matching with the positive messages of the lyrics. I like the lead-in changes to the chorus. I think this could be a nice track to go to radio, as songs like this are definitely needed and can sit nicely right alongside other songs like this that have hit on country radio. The note at right around 3:48 is nice, and I like the abrupt ending with the drumbeat.

Imaginative lyrics. Memorable, tuneful, and shapely melody. The vocals are distinctive and rich, as well as being heartfelt and stylish. The lyrics are clever and thought-provoking, and the instrumental accompaniment works well with the lyrics, as well as being engaging and rhythmic in its own right. The artist is extremely talented and creative. Overall, excellent music with a real chance at doing well!

The song has a nice beat to dance to. It's a country/pop song that little kids would even enjoy. It has references to children's stories that makes it a great song for kids. It has a happy mood and puts you in a happy mood. It lifts your spirits. The lyrics of the chorus and the rest of the song are inspirational. The chorus is very catchy. The song could be a hit! The singer carries her voice well. The ending of the song could be better. The lyrics and how the beat of the song in the end could be improved.

This song is good. It reminds me of a loving home. With your family. Most of all I like the different rhythm in the beat. The vocals had a real high pitch, but that made it better with that combination.

Very nice. Smooth listening. I love the way that the song starts. Its very easy listening. The song reminds me of a love story song that I've heard in the past. I love the bridge to the song. I could definitely relate to this one!

This song had a great inspirational message behind it. The use of nursery rhymes allowed the reader to connect with the message the singer was trying to convey, also it added a fun twist on the style of song. The singer had great vocal control and pitch control through out the duration of the song. The track used was fun and child like which once again complimented the fun aspect of the song.

Vibrant drum line kicks this track off. I like the way that it provides bounce and life to the track. female vocalist had a brilliant feel to it. She used all the tonal range and character in her voice to perfection. Loved the way she projected the words with a slightly breathless feeling. For me what really worked was the way every word was lifted up. Also really liked the way the lyrics were created by mixing up nursery rhythms and stitching them together. This song goes a long way. the instrumentals to this song are very interesting. the beat is good and the music goes pretty far as being entertaining. the lyrics are good and there free flowing. this singer in this song does a commendable job. her voice is extremeely good, yet she does have a nice pitch to her voice. her performance is imaginative. it has a nice and genuine way here.

This song has a good and steady muiscal beat in the beginning. It's medium paced. A female singer starts in. She has a pretty light and soft voice. I think the genre would be country though it also sounds a little like soft or light rock. It is a pretty uplifting song. The lyrics talk about living your dreams and make your fairy tales come true. They are pretty and that alone might make some people more interested in this song.

I think the woman sounds classic country. I think she stays on melody with the song. I like the lyrics, they are cute. I think the song is encouraging and makes you feel independent and dominant. The rhythm is great.

This song a very strong message of keep fighting on, just cause there might me bumps in your journey; you can't give up cause there is always a happy ending at the end of the tunnel. This is a great song for teenagers that feel like they can't make it. I really love the meaning of the song. I would recommend this song to anyone that just doesn't feel like keep going.

I think this sounds similar to a musical arrangement john mayor would use. The woman on here has a great tone. The nursery stores are perfect. I think she has incorporated the idea well. I love the concept she provides in the song. It is truly wonderful and her sound is perfect and the rhythm of the instruments match it well.

I really like the beat of this song, it reminded me of a country song from very early on. The singer even sounds like she has a little bit of country in her voice. I think that this song could go on both pop radio and country radio. I like the "story" theme to the lyrics, too. I think there are some very encouraging lyrics here and the singer does a good job expressing them with her voice. This also sounds like it would be a good kid's song and could go in a kid's movie.

This singer has an excellent singing voice. I like that this song is so touching, what a positive song"we must follow are heart". The melody is nice and the singer sounds terrific with the instruments played great choice. Exceptional band love this performance.

This song has a nice melody.. a female vocalist sings the lyrics..."Marry... Marry...quite contrary ...how does your garden grow... " Male harmonies join in for the chorus...."Life is a tapestry. the fun and the tragedy.. the bad good all mixed together..cause no else can really do what you were meant to do ...Live your dreams and make your fairytale come true " it had a great beat.. the instrumentals were awesome.. this had a positive message.. it was great for the imagination... I loved it!

Elements of soft rock, country, and folk displayed here. This song is not bad at all and the singer reminds me of Shania Twain, Jewel, and Taylor Swift in which she can use country and switch between different elements and genres on the same song. The music compliments the singer pretty well. You did a pretty good job here.

THIS WAS A HAPPY GO LUCKY SONG, NURSERY RHYME STYLE. MUSIC/MELODY HAD GOOD STEADY FLOW VOCALS HAD GOOD RANGE GREAT VOICE TO LISTEN TO. LYRIC FUNNY AS AGAIN IT DEALT WITH NURSERY RHYMES...THIS WAS A ENTERTAINING SONG!

Nice catchy melody, brings out the emotion of the lyrics. Lyrics written well, make sense and actually seem to tell a story. Arrangement is good because none of the instrumentals overwhelm the vocals. Vocals do very well, harmonies are excellent when used. Change of pace in spots works very well. Yes I would listen to this singer and this music again.

I like the nursery rhyme theme to this song. It is different and unique. The singer has an incredible voice as she sings about life and living it and doing what you wanna do. She can reach so many great notes.

The singer tells a story so good with a great melodic voice. We have a great sound quality. The instrumental part shines. The composition is memorable. Studio work is made in a serious music studio. I would like to listen this song in the radio stations.

An immediate country/secular music cross-over just from the intro. The woman's voice is soft and classic. This song sounds a bit more like a child's song than a successful top charts hit. The sound mixing is great and professional. The harmonies are perfect. The execution of the beat and the rhythm is staccato, giving it a cutesy feel. The instrument choices are plain, which works for a song like this. The drums are appropriate for a country cross-over tune. The break after the key change is placed excellently.

I love music like this. The Lord is good right? I think she has a wonderful voice. The song is very inspirational to do good in life. It is a happy song as well. Puts a smile on your face and makes you feel a little bit better than before you did. The instrumentals on the song could be brought down a tiny bit. I would for surely listen to this song on a Sunday afternoon or Monday morning to get me going for the day. Good job on the song!

The intro starts with soft sounds of guitar strings, played so gently with the right freshness of sounds. The vocals are fascinating and touching with passion from the singers heart. The song is created with the right amount of harmony and flow.

Starts off with rocking beat my people, the artist music is displaying a lot soul and heart, nice upbeat tempo for a captive audience, great instrumental music, the artist voice is very powerful,her energy for the sound is outstanding, the drummer brings out the sound of the music, the song has great meaning to it, like it for inspirational music.

The lyrics are different and distinctive. The singer has good tone and expression and is not being over-powered by the instruments. The melody could have a better beat during the chorus as it gets quite repetitive and would sound better if it was more upbeat. I think this song would sound better with a stronger piano input to make it sound more upbeat and easy for the listener.

Loving the start to this song it sounds amazing with her voice, although the lyrics could do with a little thought but she suits it well. The instruments sound amazing and really well played they have amazing talent and i can see them going far. The rhythm is great and her vocal range is out of this world, so good.