Bird – Janie Price 2005
Concert Review by Jamie Homer St James Church, Piccadilly, London – May 19, 2005 I must confess that I had never been inside a church before to see a gig. … Continue reading >>
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Bird – Janie Price 2002
Concert Review by Kris Griffiths The Borderline, London – November, 2002 It’s a typically cold and wet November evening in London and the crowd in The Borderline is accordingly sparse. … Continue reading >>
Bird – Early
EP Review by Mark Bayross Bird is one Janie Price, a veteran of the Young Offenders and Vanessa Mae, and a cellist and drummer who was headlining London venues like … Continue reading >>
Bird – Falling Like Stars And Christmas Song
Single Review by Mark Bayross Double A-side consisting of one of the stand-out tracks from Janie Price’s debut album THE INSIDES and the festive-themed new song that received a rapturous … Continue reading >>
Bird – Slowly Slowly
Single Review by Mark Bayross Definitely one of the key tracks from Bird’s THE INSIDES album, SLOWLY, SLOWLY finds the normally acoustic Janie Price adding mid-tempo synthetic beats and flashes … Continue reading >>
Bird – The Insides
Album Review by Mark Bayross The talented multi-instrumentalist Janie Price (I’m assuming she decided to call herself Bird as some kind of post-ironic gesture of female empowerment) unveils her debut … Continue reading >>
Jamiroquai – Late Night Tales
Album Review by Mark Bayross The latest instalment of the Late Night Tales series, following on from Nightmares On Wax, Groove Armada and Zero 7, sees Jay Kay, behatted head … Continue reading >>
Jamie Cullen – In The Mind Of
Music Review by Neil Sadler Jamie Cullum looks like a pop star but is essentially a jazz artist although in rather a loose sense – the same loose way that … Continue reading >>
Jane Birkin – Rendez-Vous
Album Review by EDF Who, I hear you ask, is Jane Birkin? Going back in time, she was the pretty young thing who panted her way to the top of … Continue reading >>
Jamison Young – Shifting Sands Of A Blue Car
Album Review by EDF This is quite refreshing. Jamison Young comes from Sydney, Australia and writes what is best described as electro-folk songs. Jamison’s electronic sounds are featured more in … Continue reading >>