Broadjam Artist: Charles Edmund Carter
Song: Tadpole, Louisiana
Broadjam Pro Reviewer:
Nikki Hornsby (Songwriter, Artist, Producer, Arranger)
Pro General Comments: The vocal lead on this song doesn't present the Cajun accent but can still be genre Country. We know the Cajun's that sing have a sentence structure pronunciation that are different than regular country sentence structures. Not all singers can be Cajun even if by blood. The suggestions I may make to you as kindly as I may is to listen to some award winning Cajun songs and pay particular notice to the instrumental musicians that also are playing. This will help your production to naming the songs you write into maybe any or all correct genre. Your producer needs to know this song needs some work but the producer of Cajun style music would be able to help you. Hire the producer of the last Award-Winning Cajun USA single song which may help you on this one too. Work in songwriting is never done even from a day's sun to sun.
Quote From Pro: In my opinion it may need some rework recording sessions with a Cajun singer with a Cajun squeeze box along with a Cajun fiddle working musicians to make it out of the country category into the Cajun genera. This category is a specific one that not ALL country song writers can cross into without the feel of a few Louisianan Crawdads in the mix. Keep on writing and reaching the edges of your particular songwriting talent. Looking forward to Pro Reviewing more.