I’m Music Magazine has this to say about Kaleidoscope!
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Read the full review in English HERE
Max Achatz of Country Jukebox – Jukebox Roundup says:
“The lady from the American Northwest has a broad background, a lot to tell and also many talents: the multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter HILARY SCOTT (with an “L” and not to be confused with Hillary Scott of the country band Lady A)”
Just in! This terrific review of Kaleidoscope by Hobo On The Tracks (UK)
“Kaleidoscope is a sultry, soothing, incredibly sexy, exciting and eclectic album from Hilary Scott.
Beautifully produced by Matthew Wilder (who also adds into the mix backing vocals, guitars, keys and drum programming) the songs here soar and swoop, fly high and produce a powerful blend of Americana.
The four co-written songs with the group – Gary Lunn on bass, Jerry Kimbrough on guitars, and Lonnie Wilson on drums – and one song added that Scott penned on her own, And Just which won an award in the Festival Degli Autori songwriting competition in Sanremo, Italy really showcases Scott’s beautifully lush and sultry vocals. My favourite is the opener Just a Shame but that will change tomorrow as every track is just downright ace
And back to that word eclectic… Well the final track Free Country is a bona fide dance track straight out of the Beyoncé handbook.
Mind’s blown – what a great EP this is…”
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Jay Minkin, in his review of Freight Train Love, says:
“I didn’t know about this St. Louis-based singer-songwriter who has recorded ten other albums over the last dozen years, until a copy of her album from KG Music Press showed up in my mailbox. It sat until last week on a cold, rainy afternoon I decided to pop the disc into my car’s CD changer for the commute home and it was as if the clouds parted for a ray of sunshine.”
Read the rest of his review on No Depression
