Album Notes

"Cindy Alexander uses old-school wisdom, such as "To thine own self be true," to guide herself through the bends and twists of her independent, singer-songwriter career." Cynics who meet her, hearing that she has just released her fourth album, "Wobble with the World" on her own JamCat Records label, might surmise, "Oh, you're not good enough to be signed bya a major label. And the cynics would be wrong.....For Alexander clearly boasts the confident voice and musicianship on guitar and piano and, not least, savvy ways with lyrics. Based on just a few songs alone...Alexander can assuredly take her place among today's thoughtful, folk-rock divas atop the Billboard charts and others in the nooks and crannies of the U.S. pop music scene."
-Richard Bammer, The Reporter

"Award Winning Independent Artist, Cindy Alexander delivers another first rate album jam packed with should-be hits, candor, wit and a whole lot of heart. The only thing more crush inducing is to see her live." - Pop Genie

"You may recognize Cindy Alexander. As the winner of
NBC’s/David Foster’s STAR TOMORROW that took place
this past November, Cindy’s unmatched talent and
sincere sound blew away the competition. However,
Cindy was not interested in taking home any prizes.
You see, Cindy Alexander has never made music to
become famous, rich or powerful. She’s made music
because it was what she was born to do. And her fans
agree - it is thanks to their generosity and support
with donations to the production fund that her fourth
album, “Wobble With the World,” is due out this
September.

Cindy (or Pnut as some have come to know her), has
always had a mind for music - it’s in her blood
afterall. One of her earliest music teachers was her
grandmother. But it was her realization that the
closest, most personal thoughts bouncing around in her
head were actually songs, that made it clear that she
belonged on stage performing for music lovers around
the world. And “Wobble With the World” is a testament
to that beautiful honesty. The album features a harder
edge than earlier releases, providing “lyrical
identity and a personality stamp,” that tells
audiences Cindy Alexander is not afraid of telling it
like it is.

If you ever have the opportunity to see Cindy live,
please take advantage of it. Chances are you’ll end up
chatting with the artist herself. But be sure not
to drink too much beforehand. Her writing partner,
Pauly, will tell you, “be careful what you say to her
because your life may end up in a song.”

-Pen's Eye View