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Jodie Borlé’s incredible style, very much Ella, lifts your spirits…it’s like re-discovering what jazz is really all about. Fresh and dynamic, she lends a true passion to old standards and newer melodies which capture your heart and make you fall in love all over again …
Roxane Gagne, COOL FM
Borle finds the room and freedom to make full use of her abilities-soaring with the melodies and lapsing into free-form scatting. She does so expressively, injecting her sweet alto into songs…
John Kendle, Uptown Magazine
And then I did….Four Stars!
Chris Smith, Winnipeg Free Press
Jodie Borle’s debut is a poppish affair, as the Winnipeg singer drops the jazz standards, if not the jazz sensibility, on a 10-song CD that includes the catchy, radio-friendly Round. Borle draws on a variety of songwriters and a host of the city’s musicians for her showcase. The writers range from Winnipegger Mark Reeves, who produced the album, to fellow Manitoban Hal Brolund and Tom Waits. Though Borle cut her teeth on jazz standards, she kicks her career up a notch with a good set of pipes and tunes aimed at a broader audience. * * * * (4 Stars)
Winnipeg Free Press
Jodie Borle comes at the world preferring songs from the pop cannon to taking yet another stab at a classic. She does so expressively, injecting her sweet alto into songs from several local writers as well as Squeeze’s Tempted, Blue Rodeo’s Hasn’t Hit Me Yet, Tom Waits’ San Diego Serenade and Natalie Merchant’s San Andreas Fault. Borle handles Waits and Merchant well, but the familiarity of the other two cuts may work against her despite the swinging, funky arrangement of Tempted. None of these is the 10-tracker’s best song, though. That honour falls jointly to album-opener Round and Angel, songs by producer Mark Reeves. The album’s best moments come when Borle finds the room and freedom to make full use of her abilities – soaring with the melodies and lapsing into free-form scatting, wh…
Uptown Magazine
Borle has a strong, beautiful voice.
Chris Smith, Winnipeg Free Pres
A genuinely powerful, sultry and seductive jazz vocalist with a flair for treating her audiences to stunning improvisations.
Cool Jazz Winnipeg Festival
Jodie Borlé’s voice wraps you in the joy of jazz…
Lisa Best, COOL FM
A wonderful, rich voice paired with a flair for arranging.
Stylus Magazine
Local jazz chanteuse Jodie Borle adds her distinctive funky stamp and smooth voice to 11 traditional and non-traditional tunes. New jingles: Hawksley Workman’s comforting Common Cold and local roots-rocker Mark Reeves’ (who doubles as album producer) bittersweet Everything But You. **(2 snowflakes out of 3)
Winnipeg Free Press

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