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You definitely have got somethin' here, girl. I am impressed. Your best yet.Lush instrumentation.. You are in great voice, and the mix is great too.???? Keep on rockin'.. and PEACE in Jesus. No Jesus? No✌️

I really like the swing in this song, brings me happy feelings, and I love that the melody takes me places I really didnt expected, I'm a sucker for theese things...like the freshness and coolness of this song...smooth...great

The song "Love on the Road" by Rachel Walker Trio captivates with its interesting voice that carries a distinct tone, setting it apart from conventional tracks. However, the song seems to deviate from traditional pop structures, lacking a discernible melody that listeners might expect. It appears the songwriter has prioritized the lyrics, crafting a chord progression around them, with the melody emerging more from improvisation than from a deliberate design. This approach results in a composition that feels more like a soundscape than a pop song, as it doesn't follow the clear structure of verses, chorus, and bridge that typically define the genre. The piece might challenge those seeking the comfort of a catchy hook, but it offers a unique auditory experience for those open to exploring music beyond the boundaries of standard pop arrangements.

Wish the vocals stood out more volume wise (maybe just by 1-2 dB), likely better to bring rest of mix down by this amount so any dynamics in mix don't get overcompressed or clipped by any limiters. Vocals could also use some tuning, maybe a little overdrive to play into that FX you're already using for vocals. I'd also love to hear more space/reverb to the voice, maybe even some flyaway vocal hooks in background.

To me, this song falls into the category of musical paintings. A bit similar to the impressionists who didn't invent new motives but took what they saw and used new techniques or colour variations to illustrate it just differently. I took me a bit to understand the structure of the song, but as soon as you get used to the sharp contrast of major and minor chords in the verses it becomes easier. The song has a good flow, no unnecessary stops or breaks, no instrumental solos, just a voice leading through a melancholic sequence of tunes. Artful and precious.

There is something here I really like. Think it's your uniqueness. Love the chord change and the musical colours used. For me it's missing the sub tones to push it along - can be taken care of with a bit of time spent on refining the production. Hearing Nora Hones meet Beach Boys at their best. Thinks there is something here, and the possibility of developing a uniqueness that's all you own. Wish you the greatest of success with it.

Upon your very very first listen to the fabulous "Love On The Road" by British Columbia's Rachel Walker Trio, you cannot help but be deeply impressed by the band's musicianship and compositional skills, as well as the song's production values. While the Rachel Walker Trio's influences are apparent, the band has a sound that is uniquely their own. Looking forward to hearing more from this impressive band!

Rachel Walker trio "love on the road" hmm yes there is some serious stuff on n1m. From the epoch release the rachel walker trio brings you love on the road. Here we have the must stop and give it a listen to the wonderful voice of Rachel Walker. When an artist is sounding as good as this the artist still must sit back and reflect and think what might be the difference between what I am doing and a major label {when labels were more respectable} and close the gap. Well I logged into my spotify artist account to hear the same song and the sound quality came up a notch If I would of had a paid account it would have come up another notch {or the CD}. Most of the instrumentaion does seem to back up and compliment the vocalist. But on my first listen I thought these might be an old synths keysboard drums. But there is a picture there with a drum kit? But I do have to think the drums are taking from the track rather than complementing the vocals if it was me I would re do the drums with maybe more of a kick, floor tom, low tom being careful with cymbal selection. the constant ride seems to distract a bit. But maybe the contant ride sound only needs to alternate with something different.

Well let me start by saying this isn't really my style of music, but as the song kept playing, I really enjoyed where you are going with it. Really nice... As far as the production, it has a bit of 'thinness' to it and I may possibly suggest a remix? All in all, it has a nice easy going feel to it. I really appreciated the different instruments in it (horns, etc...) and felt they were played well. I really enjoyed your voice also but feel you have more meat in it that the mix didn't fully bring out. Other than that, I enjoyed it from start to finish. Keep writing and happy new year!

As always I review when playing. Very short intro in this case. Strange chords which is original. The fx on the voice can make it less clear. With todays soundcards and software there is more possible with your voice, but that's territory of the engineer and mixer (or the homemusician). I understand if you cannot do everything by yourself. Don't drift to far off with timing of instruments. I am used to 70's and 80's Verse/Chorus/Bridge structure...I think I miss that...to clearly come back to a chorus...If you do it for fun and your own artistic outlet....great...but you say it yourself..."so many voices"....in that regard there are many great female vocalists and it's hard to stand out if the vocal recording is not 100%....Enjoy the music...and remember: I am just a computer musician amateur myself !

One of the things I enjoy most about Number One Music artists is the newfound ability to hear music from around the world by singers who I'd never have the chance to listen to otherwise. That, in itself, is a great thing. Here, with this song I'm intrigued by the modulation of the vocals in post-production. I'm not sure whether it's intentional or not, but adds a unique charm not heard elsewhere. Otherwise the musical arrangement is great for a coffee shop on a Friday night. Jazzy.

voce un po fuori dal normale ma molto bella di una cantante preparata e di livello e anche molto originale che si muove bene in mezzo a musicisti un po jazz e anche loro di alto livello i quali i musicisti sono di livello alto e originali nel suonare e nel comporre siamo con gente al top quindi per me e' tutto bello e originale un insieme di talenti dai quali si puo' aspettare grandi cose

Great song really love this song great piece of art work delivered beautifully guitar sounds are amazing sing great backing vocals are great while I'm writing this and im listening to this a second time......I just love it,.......the lyrics are awesome tbe arraignment are awesome ......it's written and delivered beautifully ...the lead guitar sound as me myself a guitar player love tbe sound. I just started for the third time............love it love it love it ........tbe musicianship is great was played vreat ..................thank you for letting me review this song I truely love it......................