When the song first starts, you're drawn in because of the very driving blues sound. Great chord structure that really makes you move your head back and forth. Good lyrics too and a very nice bridge that almost reminds you of a nod to the 70s pop sound and then back to the driving blues sound. Vocals could be stronger, but overall nice attempt.

The message is timely, well conceived and superbly executed. The message speaks, in a timely fashion, through personal observation and perspective and the actions taken as a result of these revelations. Imho , this approach is the very definition of being a witness. The message is well conceived, as evidenced by the lyric choices and how those choice support the theme of asking for help and being willing to accept whatever guidance the Lord is willing to extend -- to anyone who asks. The message is superbly executed in the musicianship, production choices and the quality of the recording. Individual performances are skillful but never overshadow the ensemble. Intonation, rhythm and improvisation are all impressively presented, but never at the expense of the gruuv. ~LarninCurve

The singer has a great voice and sings this song with conviction and heart. This song has a nice melody with keyboard and harmonica. It is easy to listen to with a nice beat and flowing lyrics with true meaning. Randy Bruce

well......First let me say, I love the story in the lyrics. Lyrics in the song fantastic. Vocals very well done, in perfect keeping with the blues style. The band. Great. Tight and together. Loved the harp solo. To be honest, one of my first thought was, I'd love to cover this song in my gigs. It's the kind of song with a message that you could still play in a bar. Harps to Halos...you have a new fan. Well done!

Absolutely awesome instrumental! The message of your song is open & honest, which is much appreciated. I feel your sincerity in turning to Jesus. Lyrically I would like to hear more of your testimony of the positive changes God has made in you, for the evidence is strong He has, Praise God. Musically I think 3 part background vocals would sound super terrific, especially with your amazing solo vocal. In short, this song will definately reach souls for God, no doubt!

Nice tune.Very well structured vocal is the first what comes to my mind(ear)Fantastic,sounds like DR JOHN or even VAN MORRISON at their best.Like the funky background(groove) too.Nice keyboard solo.COMPLIMENTS to all of you players.KEEP ON GROOVING

Great song.. Smooth and Bad.... the voice..yup smooth as butta... Great composition, production, recording..... Great job guys keep up the good work. Bobby Zurek

Tight groove (Is it all live instruments?) either way great production values, poppin snare, harp sounds awesome (what mic?, small tube amp?)piano kicks, Vocal is very good if a bit pitchy, honest feel and the message is clear. Christian blues has to be a pretty small genre but you can take advantage of that. You could cut some of the jam at the end since you have already delivered the news. The spoken bit after the 1st verse is a bit distracting but overall really well done.

yes your music sounds real.you sound like you mean what you are singing. i like the instrumentation. The harp sounds great.The Keyboards sound very professional.percussion is nice and tight. Keep up the good work

I like the Blues feel and what the song is about... Crying out to God like David (in the Psalms)... This would be "From Harps to Halos" version which i can appreciate... I also can appreciate the raspy vocals of the lead singer. The music can be cleaned up a little in terms of the drummer's timing with the other musicians and there were a couple missteps in that regard but overall a good attempt. Continue to hone your craft. blessings

i Love the Lyrics and the Changes in this song!!!!! It has a Sound of a Gospel Blues. I Love that Harmonica!! The Music is AWESOME! SharBaby

I hear pitch issues throughout the song. Vocal is weak with no feeling to it. Some stutters where it sounds like you punched in to fix a mistake & didn't do a clean punch are distracting. Song is too long, I would dump the piano solos & focus on the harp. Song title doesn't really fit the song. Maybe "I Give my Blues too You" would be a better fit. It didn't grab my attention & I would have went to the next song very quickly. I did find the chord change on the I interesting. Definitely was unusual from the standard fast IV that is in most every Blues song. Keep working at it. Your just not finding "you" when you write your music. One you find who you are the rest will follow. Kind Regards, -EC

I've Got To Make A Change is a very nice song. You are so much blessed i hope more people are accessing and listening to it in the United States. Keep of pushing gospel music to the nation. Your song touches thats why i give it a 4.0 in the ratings. Be blessed