Marion, I think you are doing better all the time. Every time I do a review of your music I get to like your music more. Sweet love is well done instrumentally and the arrangement is nice. Your engineer as usual has done a really nice job on this mix. The solo guitar blends nicely and I like your little breaks that are nice accents to the song. No doubt a sweet roots song that will do well with the right exposure. I believe you show improvements vocally on this one also. Keep it coming Marion, you make Canada proud, me too. :)

The song has Rockabilly undertone in the tradition of a ballad and is great for a two step dance hall. Your unique voice brings to mind The Judds. Not your typical country song, very rich in meaning with lyrics that hit home to the heart. Being an Indie Artist gives you a wide berth. I can see you bringing versatility to this genre, so keep open to the new vibrations, new instruments and songs from your heart Marion. You are bringing a new sound to country similar to the style of Shania Twain.

I listened to this wonderful.song over and over trying to find anything that may be wrong but without success. The song speaks for itself great voice and well put together. This artists has just what it takes to make it big.please. aim for the top I'll be listening to other projects that you might have.She is also good looking. All the best.

Hello again another great song I like this song the background was on point lead vocals were nice as well on a scale 1-10 I would give you a 10 the music was well done you got my vote keep making those great tunes I hope what is said in this review will be of some help to you from James Milligan President/CEO,New Experience Records/Rick Ross Music Group/UMG I wish you the best in your career.

Love the track. And the voice is very unique. I definitely see this as being a national hit in the very near future. Keep up all the good work. Also the production is a1. I think you should continue to push. Very soulful

Marion Drexler combines the sound of country with the deep southern blues of the U.S. After one listen, you'll forget Marion is from Canada and wonder if the singer is actually from Memphis TN!

I really enjoyed this song. County blues, guitar strings popping, solid rhythm section. Well mixed, everything in proportion, background vocals integrated nicely. Thank you Marion, I look forward to hearing more from you!

I love the style. I love the vocal. Marion has the feel down and I knew when I looked at her that she would be good. I want to hear more and so I shall. It was a well formed song, with the great arrangement and everything in the right places. The bridge sneaking in and building the track with the BV's rocking away. Great feel in the guitar solo and the muso's added too the obvious, that this is a really good band. I'd love to see you live. Great Song. Right up my alley. Very good. Thanks Helen Pallis

Is the song starts playing I'm reminded of the Dire Straits and can't believe how much the guitar work sounds like the mark knoflers playing. Even the vocals during the verse really hit home as this might be a lost dire strait song. The song sounds good professional and is arranged and mixed well if there is anything I would have done to change the song it would be during the chorus and I would have had the singer go to a lower register instead of a higher register when he sang the part just a little different take on how it's done

A very distinct voice that with right song could find a spot in your imagination. A bitter sweet love in this case, a little cliched and looking for it's identity, I will wait for the next one!

A car is driving down a Nevada road, being viewed from a sky view (about 50 feet up). Driver and passenger are smiling with their shades on, as they look at one another and back to the road. They check in to a hotel as they stop around 12 noon (to share their love) and hit the road again. The fade out of the rest of the song at "Really Must Go, Yeah", as music plays. I think this song is and can be considered a modern classic sound. Sweet Love has potential.

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