​"'Jealousy' is a cathartically indulgent Blues Pop soundscape which will enamour fans of John Cooper Clarke and RnB Soul alike.

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"That may be a slightly unexpected pairing of styles. Yet Dom Reynolds’ experimental Funk-addled style is all the more captivating for the fact that he’s aurally ripped up the rulebook.

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"Charlotte Neal’s strong, yet smooth harmonic vocals work alongside the deadpan spoken-word delivery throughout the track. Which not only creates a potent amount of collaborative chemistry but also ensures that the lyrics resonate with maximum impact.

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"The ambient slow jam comes with a nuanced infusion of Psych. When Jealousy is in full flow, you’ll be suitably mesmerised by the colourfully warm tones."

(Amelia Vandergast, The AnR Factory)

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"Dom has smashed it - love the soundscapes and the eclecticity. I really like 'Galileo's Daughter' and 'Old Time Town' (so sad!) I enjoyed the mixing of spoken word too - Philip Wilson's voice sounds fabulous in the recordings - so much emotion conveyed in single words. Great job all round!"

(Claire Baker of Million Pebble Beach)

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"Wow! 'Jealousy' is an incredible and unique piece of music, that opens up a whole range of possibilities for the future."

(Andrew Ross Hay of Community Matters Radio, QA Hospital Portsmouth)

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"'Zero Hours Blues' has a classic blues sound and groove...nice feel!"

(Bossio Del Aqua on Drooble.com)

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"Superb production and vibe on 'Jealousy'. The vocals are divine - really nice. "

(Clive Hawkes on Drooble.com)

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"Oh yes, slide guitar has always been a favorite style of mine... Very nice job Dom did on 'Brexit Blues'!"

(Jimmy Bell on Drooble.com)

 

"'Galileo's Daughter' is really groovy.  Everything sounds nice. Something that would be great to see done live."

(White5hade on Drooble.com)

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"Love the feel and harmonica on 'Purify My Soul, Pt I'. Reminds me a bit of Humble Pie on their 1st album."

(KanK Music on Drooble.com)

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"'Zero Hours Blues' has got that bottle neck blues feel ... got the right atmosphere to this groove..." (Kevin Renshaw on Drooble.com)