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"Kellee Bradley has such a strong right-on-the-nailhead voice, honest and direct. As a singer she's great, and as a songwriter she's pure poetry - provocative, serious, thoughtful,sad. She got huge attention for her first album, and this second one is sure to get even more."
J. Housner, Victory Music Review, 12/02
- Victory Music Review
"Kellee Bradley's new CD is titled "I Talk To The Stars" and while she means it in the astronomical sense, that phrase will likely soon hold true in terms of celebrity friendships. The disc- recorded in Nashville and fine-tuned in Seattle - is a cinemescopic work, boldly performed and fully formed. Yes, it has quiet moments like the reflective "Sometimes," but the album really touched greatness when Bradley cuts loose. .......hopefully "I Talk To The Stars" will take Bradley from Mill Creek into national prominence, but for now, she's ours. Savor the moment; it might not last long."
Claude Flowers, Eastside Journal, August 2002
- Eastside Journal
"After you strip away the attitude and the instrumental backdrop, too many singers' vocal abilities don't amount to much. Local singer/songwriter Kellee Bradley's the exception. Bradley's an artist to watch!"
David Massengill, The Seattle Weekly,August, 2000
- The Seattle Weekly
Discography
Kellee Bradley - The EP
The Season - 2000
I Talk To The Stars - 2002
Waiting - 2005 - radio campaign targeted AAA stations across the US and included a European tour.
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First Place - 2004 USA Songwriting Competition/Lyrics
Performing Songwriter DIY Award 2005
Washington Emerging Artist Award - NARAS
She's been compared to Aimee Mann, the Cranberry's and Sheryl Crow, yet Kellee has a sound all her own. She's opened for nationals like John Mellencamp, Jo Dee Messina, Basia, Dar Williams, the Steve Miller Band, Huey Lewis and the News, Chicago and Curtis Salgado at venues like the Gorge, Chateau Ste-Michelle Winery, Moore Theater, Rialto, Marymoor Aphitheater and the Britt Festival.
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