Last Updated: January 29, 2009 11:00 AM
Here's the debut single from Gloriana, a foursome that recalls Little Big Town (albeit more produced and 'busy'). The quartet features Cheyenne Kimball, who won "America's Most Talented Kid" in 2002 and then subsequentely released a CD in 2006. Read our review of this single here.
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READER'S COMMENTS
Shawn Waldrop says:
Posted: Friday, July 31, 2009
This song, the band, sounds like they belong on Contemporary Christian Radio. The song conjures up images of weepy-eyed brainwashed masses of teens holding their hands to the sky in false praise at a church retreat concert. Syrup-y overtly chorus effected vocals over a way-overproduced track. Ick. I agree with Rick (above). They belong on the 700 Club.
Katlyn says:
Posted: Saturday, June 6, 2009
Usually I don't listen to stuff like this, but I do really like this song. :D It's really catchy and fun!
Matt B. says:
Posted: Thursday, January 8, 2009
Rick, Their producer is a 'pop' producer so perhaps that is why it sounds 'processed' to you. While I'd have liked it to not be so much like that, I understand why it is. Also, it appeals to your so beloved Taylor Swift audience so that should make it popular too.
Rick says:
Posted: Thursday, January 8, 2009
This group is taylor made to attract the Little Big Town crowd which may mean radio might actually give them a break. Although the production on this song would work on AirHead Country radio I find the drums annoying. The Joan Jett style "I Love Rock and Roll" drum intro is too much and the percussion is mixed too high throughout the song. The vocal harmonies are tight but sound "processed" like on a pop record. This group has real commercial potential but I'd recommend a better producer be sourced. Also, the name "Gloriana" sounds like a contemporary Christian music band name that belongs on the Gaither Family show. Good luck.