Broadjam Artist: The SuBourbon Blues Project - Chris Ford
Song: Vice Pursued
Broadjam Pro Reviewer:
Doug Diamond (Music Supervisor, Engineer, Producer, Composer )
Pro General Comments: Hi Chris -Thanks for letting me know about your tune, "Vice Pursued". I was checking out your site earlier and found you on Spotify too. Nice work on all the above. Good wordplay on your project name - I like that, very clever, and works well with your style of music. Your production value (the technical aspects of the recording, mix, and master) are all excellent and very radio-ready/sync-ready in my opinion. Good performances both instrumentally and also vocally. I think it works and seems very professional. I do remember hearing some of your other tunes you submitted here on Bjam. Good stuff. I definitely think you're on the right track, so keep up the really good work. In reading your bio information, I'm not clear on if you're actively gigging or not. If not, then finding a band/artist with a similar style that could cover some of your songs might be ideal. Start with Vegas (or Nashville). There might be some artists out there who are looking for new, really great, what I would call "Chromium Blues Rock". It puts me in mind of something you might hear on shows like "Counting Cars" or "Pawn Stars". There certainly must be some bands out there looking for stuff like this. If you are actively gigging, then perhaps look into playing places that would favor that type of music and clientele (motorcycles, custom cars, tattoos, you name it). I think you definitely have something here that could work and finding the right audience is key. It'd be perfect for Sturgis... have you already looked at seeing if your music could work in venues who cater to that crowd during that time in SD? I would. Hope that's helpful. Again, keep up the good work and stay in touch.
Quote From Pro: "Vice Pursued" is a pounding, chromium-infused (think hot rods, motorcycles, and customized cars) Blues-Rock track that might just be a perfect fit in the exact, right sync situation in a TV show, film, or commercial. I believe it could work on radio as well. Nice work.