Cup of Joe
This is fantastic amazing sweetness! Julie has a dynamite song here in Choices. some special groove and funky soul is happening, nice bass lines and percussion has this one showing lots of colour and body going on, rich with good texturing, fine bgs too...great job julie

IF YOU'RE NOT THE LEAD DOG...
Julie has that "Loose Ends" vibe goin' on here. Just beautiful!!! "Loose Ends" were a UK group back in the 80s that did some R&B chart topping music here in the US. Songs like; "Hangin'On A String", "Slow Down"...I could go on.

Sephoria's Place
I like choices the melody was well put together. Very soothing for R & B Neo-Soul Music.

INDIE SPIRIT
The dynamic voice of Julie Dexter was first heard in 1997 on Dune Records’ release of J-Life, a UK group formed by Gary Crosby and led by Jason Yarde, that sought to invigorate the public concept of Jazz as a dying tradition. While this debut recording showcased original instrumental compositions and stirring renditions of jazz standards, it also contained a swinging cover of Loose Ends’ hit song “Gonna Make You Mine”, which amply featured the soulful croon of Julie Dexter. Julie gained her chops for cutting her vocals on this record by touring several continents with jazz wunderkind Courtney Pine as a lead vocalist of his ensemble. This musical school of tough-love learning would also give her the confidence to begin to perform and record as a solo artist, garnering the seven song EP, Peace of Mind (2000) and then later the full-length recordings, Dexterity (2002), and Conscious (2005) all of which were independently released on her own label, Ketch A Vibe Records. Currently Julie is recording her new album The Julie Dexter Collection (2008) with new managing/partners Real Fellas Management. For the past seven years Julie Dexter has spent the millennium sharing the stage with this generation’s cutting-edge soul artists, including Jill Scott, Bilal, Amel Larrieux, Donnie, Omar Loose Ends, Jaguar Wright, Rachelle Ferrell, Ledisi, Frank McCoomb, Eric Roberson, Raheem DeVaughn and Fertile Ground, to name a few. While Julie Dexter is more than able to hold up against her peers, her music has also been praised by them. In time the world will hold up Julie Dexter in the same regards as those stellar artists who regard her well.