Kaye Kelly - Coming Undone

Reviews
The Groove Magazine October 2000 issue Review of “Coming Undone” by Natasha Bishop, Staff Writer “Berklee faculty member, Kaye Kelly’s “Coming Undone” is one of the best debut albums I have heard in a LONG time! It begins with a 30 second intro into the album which sets the mood perfectly using vocal effects and a fabulous drumming track leading us into the title track “Undone”. This album contains a spectrum of musical styles, from Kaye’s beautiful lyrics where not one word is wasted, to the gorgeous arrangements that implement elements of jazz, rock and folk, to her soaring melodic phrases and perfectly layered harmonies, to her strong yet soothing vocals. This album takes you on a musical journey through truth, self-discovery, loss, and dreams. Kaye Kelly’s “Coming Undone” is a little treasure that will make a lasting impression in the folk/rock scene. And if she is as good live as she is on this album, Kaye Kelly will be a perfect addition to the Boston music scene and the Berklee community. If I had to take ear training all over again I’d definitely take it with her, hell I might actually enjoy it this time. I have just come to the sad realization that I will have to part with this album tomorrow morning, so I have just ordered my own copy. I haven’t reviewed many albums that have come to The Groove that I actually like, sad, but true. Kaye Kelly’s “Coming Undone” has proved to be the exception. I highly recommend you all get on the web and order this fabulous gem, you will not be disappointed!” Buy Online
The Babson Free Press Thursday October 5th, 2000 Eric Carlson, Staff Writer In a review of Kaye’s recent CD release concert at Babson College’s Sorenson Theatre, Carlson writes that “Kelly took the stage with high energy and powerful music...” and later, “Kaye Kelly and her strong voice filled the air while the band rocked Sorenson ...” Buy Online
Metronome Magazine Douglas Sloan “Kaye Kelly is a wonderful piano player and equally versed singer. On her new album Coming Undone, Kelly performs an upbeat collection of pop/rock numbers that falls squarely in the adult contemporary listening arena. Her voice is reminiscent of a young Dolly Parton - sweet, alluring and totally convincing. Assisted by Boston notables Mark Shilansky on keys, Tim Webb on bass, Eric Byers on guitars, and Miller David Jamrog on drums, Kelly has created a wonderful album worthy of airplay and commercial success.” Buy Online
The Groove Magazine Troy Stuvek “In what have recently become dark times, there seems to be a void in the "feel good" department. Berklee faculty member Kaye Kelly filled that void at Boston's Berklee Performance Center on October 4th. Stylistically, Kelly is somewhere between a Nashville singer/songwriter and a veteran coffee shop performer (aka Jewel). She writes about love, loss and friendship and her songs are confident and sincere. Her live performance was no exception: Kelly and the rest of her band were extremely confident and talented performers. The main thing that separates Kaye Kelly from your typical singer/songwriter is her flexibility as an artist. This performance was definitely worth seeing!” Buy Online

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