Gillian Heidi - flowers [Review] August 04, 2021 by Travis Erwin in Music, Singer/Songwriter, Adult Contemporary Rating: 4.5 out of 5 “There are a lot of breakup songs out there, and many of them are angry or jaded, and often both. This track is a bit different, as it is more of a retrospective and simply chronicles the slow unraveling of realizing the person you are with isn’t the one, even though there isn’t anything wring with them or yourself. Just a simple understanding that there is something more out there than this person can give you. Gillian Heidi conveys all of this with stellar writing and a perfect performance.” — Travis Erwin ~ LA on Lock Blogger
Leena Regan - Flowers [Review] April 10, 2020 by Travis Erwin in Music, Indie Pop, Commercial Rating: 4 out of 5 “Leena Regan captures the spirit and emotions of a runner quite well. I don’t mean a runner as in a jogger or marathoner, but rather a person that flees from others when things get to intense. Yes, even these kind of runners haves emotions even if they run like hell from them. Don’t fall for a runner because they will bolt at the first sign of attachment. ’Flowers’ puts you inside that mindset and allows for some clarity to the motivation behind them, no matter which side of that spectrum you may be on. Delivering an Indie Pop sound, with engaging vocals and a nice commercial beat and production, this is a track that pulls you in and holds you there. ” — Travis Erwin (LA on Lock Blogger)
Dani Le Rose - Flowers [Review] March 01, 2020 by Travis Erwin in Music, Electro Pop, Commercial Rating: 4.5 out of 5 “Dani Le Rose drops a track with exotic tones and an intoxicating beat. Le Rose’s vocals are soft, yet sultry and the lyrics spring from the emotions like a flower from the parched earth, to give us a beauty that stems from arid emotions. The arrangement of the track accentuates the songwriting to grow this single, ‘Flower’ into a delightful bouquet of sound and emotion. This is the Electro Pop we all want and need! ” — Travis Erwin (LA on Lock Blogger)