"Walk On Water" by Kelti Malone (Pop Artist from Alberta, Canada)

Canadian singer/songwriter Kelti Malone introduces her debut album "Walk On Water," which features original compilations of soft pop music. Malone has created unique arrangements highlighted with smooth piano accompaniment and soft drum beats. Lyrics are insightful and are sung beautifully with distinct accuracy. On the title track "Walk on Water," the piano performs bouncy chord progressions to the sweet and well-balanced vocals. Malone also displays her talent on the piano with a solo performance on "Forever." The production quality is great, as this album is filled with lyrical and moderate rhythms and balanced with soft and soothing orchestrations. Fans of Dido or Norah Jones won't be disappointed when listening to Kelti Malone's collection of soft-pop ballads, "Walk on Water."

-Diane and The RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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"Things Change" by Rick Valiant (Jazz Artist from Canada)

"Things Change," a recently released album by solo artist Rick Valiant, is a wonderful collection of big-band standard favorites of yesteryear. Valliant's vocals gracefully float through the words of each melody as he adds his own personal style to these great tunes. Listeners will enjoy the sound of the grand orchestra as it complements the vocals in swing style. "New York New York" has powerful horns that never overpower the vocals, but make the catchy riff stand out. There is a nice vocal range, seen through how the melody takes a high leap up the register on "Fly Me to the Moon." Delicate and soft, the vocals bring out the sensuous lyrics on "The Way You Looked Tonight." Frank Sinatra or Michael Bublé fans will want to listen to Rick Valiant's "Things Change," as it is an excellent assortment of big band favorites.

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