Welcome to Listen Here Reviews! My name is Lauren Gribble and I am the owner of Listen Here Reviews. The site started in January of 2013 as a school project to showcase my work as an aspiring music journalist. Since then, the website has become much more than just a portfolio. Now Listen Here Reviews features news, album reviews, live show reviews, and much more. The site covers all genres and artists at all levels of music, from the indie band in the garage, to some of music’s most well known bands. Music is my biggest passion and I hope that the site reflects this.
Aside from Listen Here Reviews I write (or have written) for several publications in the United States and beyond including DEVISE Magazine, Coyote Music, and Independent Music Promotions. My work has also appeared on Austin.com from 2014 until August of 2017.
In addition to writing for the above publications, I also write artist biographies and one sheet biographies. If you are interested in either of these services, please send me an e-mail for rates.
If you would like feedback on your music, but not a formal review, you can also reach me on Fluence.
If you have a question or a comment about the site you can reach me at the Listen Here Reviews Facebook page, Twitter, or my Linkedin page. You can also e-mail me at listenherereviews@gmail.com.
Good afternoon Lauren, my name is Justin and I represent Whose Hearts Were His. WHWH is the solo project of Gabe Fry formerly of From The Shallows (Tribunal Records), and Solace and Stable. The first single from the up coming EP was released a couple of weeks ago, and we would love to have Listen Here feature it, and or review it. Please see the link below (which is downloadable). Any amount of support would be appreciated beyond measure.
https://soundcloud.com/whosheartswerehis/tongues-like-knives
All the best
-Justin
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http://www.twitter.com/whwhkc
http://www.soundcloud.com/whoseheartswerehis
Thanks for being here, I sense a great deal of heartfelt passion in what you do and I truly appreciate it. With that said, my name is Art,50% of the partnership for the song, “Don’t Say Your Piece Softly,” by, “Winter Harvest. Inspired by the, “Million Woman March” it speaks of, striving, strength and redemption during our tulmultueous times. Obviously, I’d appreciate any input that you may be kind enough to provide. Thanks: Art
Hey,
I went through your profile and really like your work.I am speaking on behalf of Submarine In Space. We are an instrumental Jazz Rock Band from India and have released our album Wavelengths which we are looking to promote to international audiences. Would be very grateful if you can intimate me with your operating model. You can also check out our website http://www.submarineinspace.com to find out more about our work and press releases in India. I am also attaching the Youtube link to our album Wavelengths: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIf1lU3ZGOU&list=PLQFGtTiszwwuwVfdkfr1UL-hpOHDm2fHm Looking forward to hearing from you and working together on our musical journey.
Best,
Abhishek.
Lauren – Chris DiGirolamo here from Two for the Show Media. Do you accept jazz material. Please visit our site.
Thank you
Chris
Hello Ms. Gribble my name is Robert Johnson and I have a record that was released September 30, 2021 called So The Story Goes.
It would be considered a Neo Soul or Smooth Jazz record. My hope is that you would take a listen and give your thoughts on the recording. I’m including a link to my EPK page on my website. Thank you for what you do and the passion you give to give all you hear a voice.
Sincerely,
Robert Johnson
http://www.jakartarecordsltd.com/epk.html