“Her thoughts are so specific, interesting and unique! … A musical brilliance!” - John Vlachogiannis, Poping Cherry (Dec 30, 2012)
“I was impressed, so impressed that a couple of months later her self-release, “Rise,” is still in regular rotation in the CD player in my car. Yes, her songwriting and her performance is that good. Her piano-based music is an eclectic blend of pop and rock with touches of folk, jazz and other stylings. Her lyrics are powerful, wise and moving. Phoenix can be compared to Tori Amos, Alanis Morissette, Fiona Apple, Jewel and other female vocalists noted for their balance of strength and vulnerability, yet she clearly shines with her own signature sound and talent. ” - Naughty Mickie, DaBelly Magazine (Sep 01, 2012)
“Tae Phoenix’s lush voice and well-crafted lyrics combined with her piano prowess may have her on a path to stardom. The Seattle singer/songwriter has recently self-released her third album, “Rise,” which is wooing critics and fans alike.” - Michelle J. Mills, Pasadena Star-News (Aug 06, 2012)
“Diverse in sound and scope, Phoenix is a much different cup of musical coffee than her fellow Seattle brethren. More indie pop and soul with modern jazz than Nirvana or Foo Fighters, Phoenix’s songs are deep and her voice, booms the message across loud and clear.” - Patrick Hinkley Jr., ReviewFix (Jun 09, 2012)
“‘Intense’ pretty well describes Phoenix’s style. Yes, the eight tracks here (two being different versions of the same song) are all about the usual stuff – love, loss and so forth – but Phoenix delivers them strongly: she has a big voice and she uses it well in piano-driven music that has some flavor of Elton John and some of Christina Aguilera.” - The Infodad Team, Infodad (Jun 14, 2012)
Fan Reviews:
“I really enjoyed this CD. I’ve had the pleasure to hear her live which prompted me to buy this CD. It’s fun to have such a fabulous singer gracing Seattle’s night life. Tae has a beautiful, strong voice, but more than that she has real passion behind her songs. It feels like she’s singing about something real; not just made up drama. I especially loved Does She Know Yet? and Wendy’s Tale.” – on iTunes
“Holy smokes! Powerful song and powerful presentation!” – On YouTube
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