"Her ability to drink in and breathe out into her music such disparate influences mark her out as a unique talent. Moore's voice is something very special too—morphing from a soothing croon to impassioned growl and sweet falsetto at a moment's notice."
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Mark Hewerdine, Cross Rhythms
"Patsy Moore's [latest] album is a wonderful mix of beauty and confession, the stark meeting in calming acceptance."
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Matt Spire, Matt Spire Art and Design
"[The Most Private Confessions of Saint Clair is] one of the Top 10 releases of 2008."
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Tim Dillinger, Out the Box
"[Patsy's] lyrical, musical stories are indeed spiritual without the weight of dogma."
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JW Richard, Mandrake Society Radio
"Patsy Moore...assaults the largely bland world of...pop music with a soundscape of breezy, intriguing music and vivid, compelling lyrics."
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Mike Atkinson, Mars Hill Review
"Opposites are catalysts, the flint against the stone in much of Moore's music. The existence of opposing forces both focus and motivate her themes of life, struggle, faith, and hopelessness...made more poignant and handsome by the poetic use of words and rhythm..."
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Kathy Ervin, The Syndicate
"...A shining example of commercial pop at its best...Patsy Moore possesses a twinkling, delightfully understated voice which handles both the whimsical...and the reflective...with total ease and success...A rich, rewarding and special experience."
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Niazi Fetto, Cross Rhythms
"[Patsy Moore's work] is woven together with diversity."
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Cash Box
"[To listen] to Patsy Moore...is...[to be] treated to an art gallery of music."
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Steve Swanson, KQCS Radio/Bettendorf, IA
"Because of her diverse background, Moore is able to draw musical and lyrical inspiration from a vast pool of past art not limited to music."
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Erik Arneson, Notebored Magazine
"Patsy Moore is living proof that 'simple' does not necessarily mean frivolous or unsophisticated. Her...way of looking at things is so honest that you let down your guard and drink in truth, almost without knowing it."
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Al Menconi, Media Update
"Already established as a successful songwriter, Patsy Moore is one of a [burgeoning] breed of...artists now happily stretching...genre into new, imaginative and uplifting territory."
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Gordon Ely, The Richmond Times-Dispatch
"The path to her...career has not been smooth, but the listener is all the better for the bumpy road Moore has endured, for she arrives at this juncture a mature and seasoned artist."
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Bruce A. Brown, CCM Magazine
"Occasionally, someone steps out of the mainstream to provide a unique and refreshing approach to...music. Patsy Moore is an artist who has taken that step."
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Geoff Papp, Inside Music
"This truly IS mood music."
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Randy Rudder, Metropolitan Times
"Smart, poised and articulately passionate, Patsy Moore is pop music's Jodie Foster. Like the Oscar winner, she is of insistently cerebral ilk, but 'brainy' has never sounded...this hot..."
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Rico Hervey, Cambridge Sound and Vision Review
"Patsy Moore isn't following anyone, but setting [a] trend...The mainstream will take years to even catch up with [her]."
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'Captain' Kent Hayburn, WJTL Radio/Lancaster, PA
"Moore presents a menu featuring samples from most every contemporary musical form...[She] is impressive in [her] artistic growth and dexterity."
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Robert Mineo, The Syndicate
"There is the overwhelming sense that [Moore is] destined for greatness. No doubt there are countless artists to come who will be influenced by her perspective..."
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Finn Degnan, ArtFull
"Moore possesses a supple and expressive voice, an engaging visual presence, and the ability to couple intricate yet memorable melodies with [enlightened] lyrics...[One is left] slack-jawed upon hearing [her]..."
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n/a, Update
"Art-driven perspective and...varied styles...give [Moore's] songs...freshness and charm."
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Brian Quincy Newcomb, CCM Magazine
"[Moore's] music demonstrates a solid confidence...that juxtaposes well against the vulnerability of the characters in her songs."
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Derek Selby, The Syndicate
"Sounding a bit like Edie Brickell..., Moore combines the rhythms of Africa and the Caribbean with a popish sound that encompasses folk, soul, Latin, rock and funk. It makes for an interesting mix."
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n/a, Wal*Mart
"Patsy Moore makes jazzy, alternative pop with the added bonus of a sense of humor."
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Thom Granger, nuTsie
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