The Pact Music Society
Monday, April 14, 2014
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Thursday, March 20, 2014
Pact Music Review: Ceirra Evans "Beautiful As She Sleeps" Live Digital Single
•Pact Society Presents•
An Exclusive YOU FIRST!
Artist Review:
Ceirra's Evans - "Beautiful As She Sleeps" Live Digital Single
By: Genevieve Leblanc
•3.5 out of 5 Stars•
Ceirra Evans, hailing from Owingsville, Kentucky and originally from the United Kingdom, has been a Pact Society regular since our encounter with her, and has definitely earned her way onto the Artist Review platform.
I love the way the song starts with the warm female vocals, “waking up” to the crescendo of guitar chords; begged for such an entrance.
Miss Evans has a very unique voice, much overpowered in this live version, but distinct enough to hear. The words “what would make you take your chances on me” are so well choreographed into the lyrical structure, making it a staple of the song altogether.
Looking forward to hearing more from miss Evans! Don’t be shy, give some more of that soft pronounced voice!
You can listen to "Beautiful As She Sleeps" among other work she's put out at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7LCc5WQSTk and please don't hesitate to subscribe to her channel to hear Ceirra's future releases!
03-19-2014 --PS
Friday, March 7, 2014
Pact Music Review: The Cauldron Project - "Witch Killer" Digital Single
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Pact Music Review: Ronnie Garcia - "I Wasn't Born a Chauvinist Pig"
RONNIE GARCIA (Cortland, NY) - I Wasn't Born a Chaovinist Pig LP Review
By: Justyn Brodsky
★★★☆☆
3 out of 5 Stars
Ronnie Garcia's Freshman effort I Wasn't Born a Chauvinist Pig 12 - track emo-coustic full length may not be a recent release, but deserves a spot on the Pact Review roster granted that Ronnie not only deserved a review of his first effort years back when it came out, but to give a close Pact fellow musical friend a chance to grab our debut review since conjuring up the YOU FIRST! Reviews.
Without devising any plagiorism of acoustic artist likenings of Dashboard Confessional or Fall Out Boy's once-upon-an-unplugged release My Heart is the Worst Kind of Weapon, Garcia, with some naturally boasted production quality surprisingly omitted of any vocal harmonies, brings differentiation to I.W.B.A.C.P.
Most acousti-albums nowadays play with the "experimental" fundamentals and, despite the initial pre-production blueprint, end up getting the natural persona farther away from a presentation that should still involve the nature of the Artist and simplicity that made acoustic albums a dynamic demonstration of an Artist's real display of talent without the need of multi-tracking overload.
And thus, Ronnie avoiding these over produced theatrics is a clear example of his differentiation in Chauvinist. One noticable quality this emotionally crafted and at times lyrically mood swingish LP is the diversity of the tracks. This is not an elaborate showoff of producing cleverness or an aim at mainstream quality acceptance - which is the loveable part about this record. It's an artist truly being himself, and telling his story. It's an artsy record from an Artist. And that simplicity makes this a comfortable record to listen to.
The guitar parts are innovative and full, leaving minimal need for second guitar parts. And though some of the guitar and vocals may lack in-depth precision and mind blowing accuracy, the feel good vibe still makes this fun; and the lyrics never lack a story, random verbal attacks, or some kind of poetic justice. With one track ending with the line "tell me what five inches of deadbeat tastes like", you can clearly see the clever anxiety thrown into the cog of the lyricist that's harbored in Ronnie's dialogue and character...regardless of the mindstate that character may be in.
The production value screams for something more. So this is not for the faint of heart for listeners expecting a Dashboard-esque formulated sound. This is for the indie fan, and DIY fan that's never MIA. The musical element sways from vibrant and up beat, to lullaby worthy calmness and downset. So for a freshman effort, Ronnie's Chauvinist album is a worthy listen, especially if you've only heard his more recent efforts that followed suit. He's an artist that deserves to have his roots explored.
Ronnie Garcia: www.myspace.com/ronniegarcia
11 / 06 / 13 -- TPMS
Saturday, November 2, 2013
YOU FIRST! Artist Reviews and Interviews
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You are more than welcome to do just one of these things, however if you find it in your kindness to grant us two, or better yet all three of these cross-promo ideas that have been listed...the longer, sweeter, and more sophisticatedly awesome your review will be! This is a Pact promise!
If you wish to inquire about getting your artist review in, the easiest way will be to visit our Official Facebook page and send us a message there. We will then give you all the details and requirements needed from you to get your inquiry submitted to us the best way, so we can provide you with the best review! Cause afterall, it's YOU FIRST!
Official Facebook page for Artist Submission:
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Cheers from the Pact,
★Justyn Brodsky <i>(Owner / Founder)</I>
★Jay Ching <i>(Co - Owner)</I>
★Jarod Smith <i>(Second Co - Owner)</I>
★Christina Myers <i>(PR / Promotions)</I>