Outstanding review of Kaleidoscope by LA Music Critic’s Indie Voice
Outstanding review of Kaleidoscope by LA Music Critic’s Indie Voice!
Artist Name: Hilary Scott
Album Name: Kaleidoscope
Label: Belltown Records
Genre: Alternative/Country
Track Listing: 1. Just a Shame; 2. Almost Home 3. Too Much is not Enough; 4. And Just; 5. Free Country
Publicist: KG Music Press
Review: It’s been a few years since we last reviewed Hilary Scott, and her latest EP was worth the wait. Her musical sound has developed since then and is so much more than typical modern country, with a more alternative pop-rock sound. It truly showcases the eclectic musical taste of a seasoned artist, and is one of the best we’ve reviewed in quite a while. All five songs are different and we think the best is yet to come. We recently featured “Just a Shame” in our Monday Mashup column, but every one of these tunes could potentially be highlighted. We are truly looking forward to seeing which direction she takes in the future, and believe she will continue to be a shining light on the indie music scene. The EP closes with “Free Country,” which belongs on Top 40 radio.
Recommendation: Rush out and get this one.
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Great Review of Kaleidoscope by Music Morsels!
A great review of Kaleidoscope by Music Morsels!
Hilary Scott – Kaleidoscope
“…singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Hilary Scott packs quite the punch into this five song EP. A retooling of songs previously written and produced with several Music City talents, Hilary again proves to be capable of standing up against any musicians out there these days in several facets. The most notable facet is her incredibly versatile voice, which can range from ethereal croon to bluesy rock power and country-edged twang. Her stunning vocal control and fantastic range alone make for highly listenable music, but there is much more to be heard. The subtly intricate but noticeably highly talented musical parts are the perfect compliment to her voice with neither overwhelming the other. The songwriting is as interesting a mosaic as Hilary’s voice itself with the often lush vibes sprinkled in with just the right doses of edginess and sporadic forays into R&Bish throbs. The lyrics are heartfelt and often topical, completing this delicious feast. Yes, there are many talented musicians in Nashville, but Hilary Scott continually proves that she should be head and shoulders above many of them.” – MW
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Wono Magazine reviews Hilary Scott’s Kaleidoscope!!
You will want to read Wono Magazine Blog’s full review!!! Read the full review HERE
Kaleidoscope EP. Hilary Scott
“It is over two and a half years Hilary Scott, yes, only one l, found her way to this blog with her album ‘Don’t Call Me Angel’. Last week an EP saw the light of day and it kicks off in a great way. ‘Just A Shame’ is the kind of tight singer-songwriter country rocking song that I just love to hear every once in a while. The pick up of the drums sets that tight expectation within the second it plays out. A nice intro follows before Hilary Scott starts singing in a dreamy fashion, where the band moves between tight and loud and dreamy and accommodating. Scott voice is harmonising with herself, creating a wall of vocal sounds.”
Kaleidoscope reviewed by Take Effect!
Take Effect has this and more to say about Hilary Scott’s new album Kaleidoscope:

Kaleidoscope
Belltown, 2021
8/10
“A diverse multi-instrumentalist whose vision of songwriting rarely sits in a single genre, Hilary Scott moves deftly between the lush influence of her Washington home and the country nods of Nashville, where she recorded these tracks with some of Music City’s finest.”
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I’m Music Magazine reviews Hilary Scott’s new album Kaleidoscope
I’m Music Magazine has this to say about Kaleidoscope!
HILARY SCOTT’S NEW 5-SONG EP ‘KALEIDOSCOPE’ OUT TODAY
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