". . .more soul than you can imagine. . . ."
NADINE RAE: Press
"the Dutchess of Soul. . . ."
Sean O'Neill - 2011, Annapolis Musicians Fund for Musicians
(Dec 14, 2011)
“. . . .'Do Unto Others'. . . with the added bonus of Nadine Rae’s groovin’ and oozing, drool-inducing guest vocals."
". . . Nadine Rae [is a] blues act on the rise. . . .Nadine Rae has a huge voice in an Etta James-vein that’s great for the blues, though you can still hear the church in there too. . . .We’re lucky to have her performing blues and R&B regularly around the area."
Michael Rugel - 08/31/11---Culturemob.com
(Aug 31, 2011)
". . . 'Raw' . . .Anthony is joined by. . . special guest Nadine Rae on vocals. . . .'Do Unto Others' is a body bobbing, toe tappin' shuffle with enthusiastic rhythm. . . . However, on a disc with about fifty percent instrumentals, it's the duet between the "Swamp Dog" and Nadine that highlight this one. I'm placing an early request for more of this on the follow up release."
". . .is a dynamic vocalist. . . ."
"...an impressive singer...." "...and Rae is a marvelous singer, who can belt it out without strain...."