BWW Album Review: Ethan Slater's LIFE IS WEIRD EP Short and Sweetly Introspective
Ethan Slater's LIFE IS WEIRD is a short and sweetly introspective record that features two original songs and a cover.
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BWW Album Review: Melissa Errico's TWO SPRING SONGS FOR SUMMER Finds New Meaning in Uncertain Times
Broadway favorite, Melissa Errico, recently released Two Spring Songs for Summer, featuring two classic hits, newly recorded in quarantine: Michel Legrand's “You Must Believe In Spring”-- including new lyrics specifically written for Melissa by Alan and Marilyn Bergman -- coupled with Alec Wilde
BWW Album Review: ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE Shares Frustrations and Hope
Alternately funny and touching, Artists in Residence is a reminder that, even in frustrating days, creativity and community shine a light.
BWW Album Review: OUR TABLE Will Make You Want to Pull Up a Chair
Broadway Records has celebrated the recent release of a live concert recording of Our Table, composed by David Shire, with book and lyrics by Adam Gopnik and recorded at Feinstein's/54 Below in Winter 2019.
BWW CD Review: With SONGS FROM INSIDE MY LOCKER Robbie Rozelle Graduates With Honors
The 'Accidental Performer' Robbie Rozelle proves himself wrong with the June 26th release of his CD SONGS FROM INSIDE MY LOCKER
BWW Album Review: THE LIZ SWADOS PROJECT is an Emotionally Moving Tribute to this One of a Kind Visionary
The Liz Swados Project pays tribute to this unique and forward-thinking artist and showcases the voices of Broadway's elite including Sophia Anne Caruso; Ali Stroker; Starr Busby; Damon Daunno; and many more.
BWW Review: Broadway Records' FRANKIE! THE MUSICAL (Studio Cast Recording) is Mostly Bubbly
Recently, Broadway Records released FRANKIE! THE MUSICAL (Studio Cast Recording).
BWW Album Review: KATHRYN GALLAGHER - DEMOS, VOL. I
Directly from her Covid-induced isolation, Kathryn Gallagher has released a collection of five cuts titled Demos, Vol.
BWW Album Review: Forget Sleepy, Wachter's TARRYTOWN Will Awaken Your Soul
Adam Wachter's original musical, Tarrytown, offers a contemporary twist to an iconic story, based on Washington Irving's 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” and features the astonishing voices of Jeremy Jordan, Andy Mientus, and Krysta Rodriguez.
BWW Album Review: RAGS - THE MUSICAL (Original London Cast Recording) is Timely & Beautiful
Ghostlight Records has released RAGS - THE MUSICAL (Original London Cast Recording).
BWW Album Review: BROADWAY BOUNTY HUNTER Uncovers the Warrior Within
Featuring music and lyrics by Tony Award nominee Joe Iconis (Smash, Be More Chill) who also co-wrote the book with Lance Rubin and Jason SweetTooth Williams, Broadway Bounty Hunter follows the journey of determined actress Annie who just can't catch a break.
BWW Album Review: Bobby Conte Thornton's ALONG THE WAY Elevates the Standards
Bobby Conte Thornton's new album, Along the Way, puts a new spin on some of the best of pop and Broadway.
BWW Album Review: SOFT POWER Packs a Punch
The groundbreaking musical from Tony Award winners David Henry Hwang (M.
BWW Album Review: SHE IS RISEN: VOLUME ONE is a Must-Hear Artistic Communion
Earlier this month, Hedonist Records released SHE IS RISEN: VOLUME ONE, a concept EP of Andrew Lloyd Webber's JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR performed by an all female cast.
BWW Album Review: Lena Hall's THE VILLA SATORI is Perfectly Polished Yet Intensely Raw
As of April 14, 2020 data from Spotify indicated that listeners were turning to throwback hits during the era of quarantines and stay-at-home orders.
BWW Album Review: THE PRINCE OF EGYPT (Original Cast Recording) Lacks Emotion
In 1998 Stephen Schwartz mesmerized audiences with his delightfully cinematic songs for Dreamworks' animated film The Prince of Egypt.
BWW Album Review: RAGS PARKLAND SINGS THE SONGS OF THE FUTURE is Poignant, Captivating, and Deeply Satisfying
Forced indoors and relying on our memories of life before quarantine, the cast album for a musical about music recovered from memory data seems oddly apropos and strangely relatable.
BWW Album Review: Linda Lavin's LOVE NOTES is a Bright Spot in Uncertain Times
Tony and Golden Globe Award-winning TV and stage star, Linda Lavin – will release her new album Love Notes this Friday, March 27 from Club44 Records.
BWW Album Review: LOSING MY MIND: A SONDHEIM DISCO FEVER DREAM is Just What the Doctor Ordered
LOSING MY MIND: A SONDHEIM DISCO FEVER DREAM is more necessary today than could have ever predicted.
BWW Album Review: Matthew Morrison's DISNEY DREAMIN' Makes Uneven Magic
There's certainly plenty of nostalgia and good cheer at work in Matthew Morrison's selections, but in some ways, they could have used a bit more pixie dust.
BWW Album Review: AMERICANO! Gets to the Heart of the Human Experience
Americano! is based on the life of Antonio Valdovinos (Tony), a child of immigrants, who discovers his undocumented status when he tries to enlist in the Marines.
BWW Album Review: EMOJILAND Is More Than Meets the Smize
Going into a show titled Emojiland, you're probably not expecting allegories about immigration, politics, mental illness, and the ups and downs of the human condition.
BWW Album Review: Janet Dacal's MY STANDARDS Swings with Vivacious Life
With her debut solo album, MY STANDARDS, Janet Dacal perfectly marries her Cuban heritage with American standards.
BWW Album Review: West End Production of Dolly Parton's 9 TO 5 Still Giving Women a Voice Almost 40 Years Later
While it's fun to re-live 80's fashion in the workplace and bop along to the renowned “9 to 5” tune, this cast album explores the tough emotions and issues that give voice to women who didn't have the visibility, as more current social movements have allowed.
BWW Album Review: LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (The New Off-Broadway Cast Album) Delivers Everything Your Secret, Greasy Heart Desires
I have been a lifelong fan of LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS.
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