Ganelle Djarlo
Wheaton, Illinois, United States
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Awards! Track of the Day on 22Jun2007 in Americana
Best Female Vocals in Americana, week of 25Jun2007
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Signature Review sexy.
Nice slide work. Detected some phasing in the mix... Great vox!!!
wow - you get extra for that. Very Cowboy Junkies. Dang. Good stuff there!!
Reviewed by: boxcarband from Anchorage, Alaska
Nice Low Range
Great vocals. Really enjoy the low range. The feel is a laid back twangy contemporary country song.
Not much criticism here. Really liked the instrumentation. Not too over produced. Great job!
Reviewed by: kfsmith2 from Chicago, Illinois - garageband.com
Signature Review Nice Country Ballad !
WOW ! Can I have a copy of this ! This blew me away ! From the vocals to the lyrics to the instruments to the melody - a 10 + !
Reviewed by: Musicman4392 from Trumbull, Connecticut - garageband.com
Signature Review South Antonio with a Cactus Twist
Love the accordian in the intro, but the phasey guitar against is not working for me. I'd lose the phase shifter to keep things cleaner.
Vocal quality is intimate and quite frankly, lovely. I like the Mexicali swing that goes with the cowboy inferences, and the way the voice gets that tiny bit of grit at the end of some lines...
This arrangement builds nicely throughout, adding bits and pieces of ear candy along the way. Mandolin is subtle and the piano a nice touch.
Easy listening for a hot afternoon on the veranda, with a margarita, a bowl of corn chips and some salsa.
Nice job.
Reviewed by: DBDalton from Frankenmuth, Michigan
I ain't a cowboy, but I'll buy some boots...
That's right, Lassie, if you're singin' to me, I'll put on an appropriate hat and boots, cuz you BET I'll honky-tonk with this blue-eyed cowgirl...pleasing vocal, straight-ahead country (which ain't my bag)...all in all I'd gladly sip a Corona w/lime while watching this singer on the stage, though...
Reviewed by: BeatleGeek from Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania
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Awards! Best Female Vocals in Americana, week of 25Jun2007
Best Female Vocals in Americana, week of 2Jul2007
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Signature Review Nice vocal..
I like that gal..Nice vocal..I'd like to see you push it a little more though..Beautiful sound..I think you should bring up the backing guitar a bit. The vocal is great but I'd like to see it mixed in with the song a little better. I like how this song rocks. The speed of the song is just right.
A little background harmony might sound good in this song..I like it..
Reviewed by: MusicJohn from Atlanta, Georgia - garageband.com
Discography
Ganelle Djarlo, Album, 2003
All of the tracks on this album received airplay all over the world from the USA to Germany to New Zealand!
One Piece Left, Album, 2000
Songs rated number one on several internet country voting charts.
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Bio
Ganelle Djarlo is a talented female Americana/Country songwriter and singer. Ganelle's songs are real and come straight from a woman's soul. The songs are stories from the life of an all American midwestern girl. A tomboy girl to a high school homecoming queen to a young single mother and all the joys, trials and tears along the way are what the stories and lyrics that are shared in Ganelle's pure, raw and heart touching songs.
Ganelle began performing at the early age of 3 and began songwriting at the young age of 14. Ganelle's songwriting reflects a variety of influences including, Joni Mitchell, Dolly Parton, Gillian Welch, Lucinda Williams, Wynonna Judd, Pam Tillis and more. Ganelle's songs mix a perfect blend of these influences resulting in her own unique style.
Ganelle studied music for several years in University. She performed in many high school, University, and community choruses and musicals. She was even a "singing waitress" in Glacier National Park, Montana. Ganelle has also performed her original songs in many songwriter cafes in Nashville. She has performed by herself and with other talented Nashville songwriters.
Ganelle's first album was released in January 2003. The album contains 13 original songs. She has been in many contests over the years including: finalist two years in the Unisong Songwriting competition, finalist two years in the True Value Country Showdown, finalist Mountain Valley Arts Songwriting Competition, and many more!
Ganelle grew up in the heartland of America, but she has lived and experienced many other areas in America(including the songwriter journey back and forth to Nashville..) and overseas (including the beautiful island of New Zealand where Ganelle was a part of the music scene for four years).
Ganelle is in the process of recording more of her many songs she has written including "Love Can Be That Way", "You'll Think of Me", "Sunshine", "My Bobby and Me", and more! Contact Ganelle if you would like to hear more of her catalog of many songs.
Ganelle's songs are stories of dreams..tears..hopes..journeys.. from the heart and soul of a real woman.
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