​Great contemporary R & B album with a nostalgic soul, funk and roots image.  Ready to conquer Europe. We hope to find them on stage of every festival next year.

​A very lively and quality flashback to the seventies, when they made such beautiful music!

​A nice R&B album, which proves that Billy is deeply rooted in the soul tradition. 

​An R&B album, on which Shayna shows off her vocal talents. 

​After all these years, Jaki still knows how to move me! Highly recommended!

​A soulful album, which proves that Macy stands tall, like a ruby.

This comeback album can appeal to soul, R&B and blues fans. 

Beautiful album from ‘The Vanished Dutchman’ Joost.  Strong funky grooves with Zappa-tesque influences but also melancholy and a lot of fun.  A wonderful discovery!

Secret Rendezvous produces a more intelligent R&B.  A very enjoyable record with the great singing style of Sietske Morsch.   Yes, this is the high-end of Indie R&B.

​This Tower of Power-like album showcases more than what appears on the surface. This powerful soul cd driven by a fantastic horn section echoes music that sounds sometimes like Stevie Wonder, Little Steven or Southside Johnny, Isaac Hayes, Billy Cobham, some Curtis Mayfield, The J. Geilsband and maybe even Elvis Costello. It also contains a superb cover of Robbie Robertson’s ‘The Shape I’m In’. This is the real Memphis deal! I want to see this band on the Belgian stages this year

‘Lindsay Bellows can be described as the perfect blend between Beyoncé and KT Tunstall, looping her Beyoncé- like voice into soulful pop songs’ 

Nice third album of modern soulsinger Gabriel Tajeu. The songs are mostly catchy and beautiful, but sometimes they are boring. He has to learn to dose the use of his high pitch voice. It gets on your nerves. The songs where he chose to sing in a lower key, are much stronger.

​A nice rediscovery of this “forgotten” band with his double anthology. 

​This superb double album anthology is not to be missed, for those who don’t own these tracks, or as a fan wants them digitally. 

​A marvellous EP which gives me shivers running down my spine. Deborah Cox brings wonderful covers of Whitney’s songs. I know for sure that Whitney smiles in heaven!

This debut album from Jessica Bell is blue-eyed R&B. 

Binky Womack, Bobby Womack’s nephew can’t tip his uncle. 

Selina delivers her own therapeutic diary, in a soft soul and sultry jazz setting.

The strong production techniques makes it a throwback to the 70’s & 80’s. But it’s not old fashioned and strongly recommended. 

Conclusion: was this a good move for Pat Boone? On promotional level sure but Boone has not the right voice that should lend itself to this kind of music. Boone is a distinctive singer as a crooner, what he already has proven in the past.
Whether the real soul lovers should purchase this gem is the question, the Pat Boone fans are already chomping at the local record store.
Definitely an album that you should buy. This is a gem to listen to carefully, but he couldn't clear the job on its own.

A comeback from a strong songwriter and producer. He’s back into R&B and dance!

Aysha transcends the boundaries of smooth soul, R&B and smooth jazz, and I love her sexy, sensual style. Highly recommended!

Scott Albert Johnson is a bad singer, lots of times he sings out of tune and even out of timing. He is no harp player, he is a honker! He tries to sound like John Popper (Blues Traveler) but only uses too much notes and a lot of effects to disguise his mistakes. There are so many cliché’s and styles on this album it’s unbelievable. In most songs the drums sound like they’ve been recorded in a very cheap demo studio…