Album Notes

Aimee Burchard, Singer/Song writer attending Southern Adventist University reviews the album:

Scott Kabel is just that: himself. An honest guy who spins lyrics like the images stored in his brain. Some of those images have gotten lucky, becoming songs with applicability written all-over their lyrical faces. “On Parade” and “Thicker Skin” leave impressions of harmony, striking the chord that many feel: the hope of becoming better. The paramount of his current musical menu includes “Slender Finger,” which has emotional prowess to leave many-a-woman swooning, yet perhaps not just any woman since Kabel’s music is his ministry. He calls attention to Christ often, not just in name, but in the values he instills within his lyrics.

With a Folk Rock/Jazz approach he fills his lungs to free a voice mixing its own colors to song. An easy, enjoyable voice for the ear, his music is tinged with the risk of sounding similar, yet at this stage in writing still grasps a sound foothold on the unique.

With songs like “Hippo” one could simply put the record on for an enjoyable listen, or choose to wrap their mind around the song’s deeper meaning, of which is the “wow” factor in Kabel’s music. His ability to transform daily conflicts and observations into melody relates listeners on a personal level.

Kabel’s music is well-worth dusting off for a classic rainy day listen to unwind, yet also provides a contemplative meal for the mind with an ear for the genuine.