"As a storyteller, Marion LoGuidice, infuses life into her words and weaves a story in melody. Experience her solid and soulful live performances."

"What happens when you mesh a bit of folk, an ooze of blues, a dash of funk and fortify it with the melodic sing-along essence of a universal been-there-lived-it singer/songwriter? Cool cats, meet Marion Loguidice. Imagine Sarah McLachlan meets Carole King greets Kate Bush with the added heat of rocker Beth Hart and you get a glimpse of the versatility bursting from New York-based Loguidice’s third full-length release Tales from the Topside World"

"Otherworldly, Marion LoGuidice has truly outdone herself."

““The emotion can instantly be felt. Introduced first time to her naturally talented, euphoric voice that automatically captures the listener.” “Marion has an extraordinary talent; her passion can be sensed through her deep, sincere lyrics and soft melodic voice. The pain in her vocals can be felt and you almost feel what she is going through. The album is very much built upon personal issues, and spiritual view. It is so heart capturing when listened to with a pair of headphones on the loudest volume possible, you’re in her world seen through her honest, and emotional voice”. More than the music magazine”

“AAS Best Bet - Marion LoGuidice: "Several of the songs on "God's House," the new CD by New York singer Marion LoGuidice, should have about 10 seconds of dead air before the next track to let the listener clear his or her head from the riveting emotional ride they've just been on. The apology anthem "Sorry" and the swirling duet with Cyndi Lauper on "Mary" together pack more intense vulnerability and simmering empowerment than a Tori Amos boxed set.” The Austin American Statesman”

“Marion Loguidice’s new album: “Tales From The Topside World” confirms that the creative triumph of her 2008 disc “God’s House” was no fluke – in fact, it was just a hint of brighter brilliance to come. On “Tales” Marion turns everything up a notch: the insightfulness of her songwriting, betraying her singular world-view; the production that is mesmerizing - organic but never staid; and her increasingly nuanced singing which evokes the world that is everything not on the topside. Jody Denberg, KUT Austin, TX ”

"Those unable to resist the call of Loudon Wainwright’s good-humored intellectual folk, should be prepared for seduction by opening act Marion LoGuidice. Her music is by turns lulling and startling, the New York-based artist’s spiritually intuitive and deeply passionate songs embraced of late by KGSR. Sometimes the pairing of two acts on a bill seems arbitrary. Here, it’s divine. " - Austin Chronicle