Album Of The Week

"Marty Winkler writes and sings a delightful collection of americana and pop songs with strong emphasis. I'm really happy to listen to an album that dares to give us an emotionally charged album. A well composed collection of songs in fine sublime arrangements with a low key melodic emotional feeling."

- Micheles Kindh / Blaskan -

"At my 1st listen, I thought that this is an album of some wine, some water. I was wrong, this is pure wine, of the most noble brand. The arrangements are powerful and innovative, here the producer Michael C Steele, who plays a large part of the instruments, must take the credit. Together with Marty Winkler's exquisite vocals, 'Songs I Never Sang To My Father' becomes an exquisite album that deserves all the attention."

- Lars Svensson / Rootsy -

"'Songs I Never Sang For My Father', Athens singer songwriter Marty Winkler’s 1st full CD since 2009’s 'Under Your Heart', is her richest, most personal and eclectic yet. In all instances, the power behind the voice is the incomparable bass playing of her producer and co-conspirator Michael C Steele."

- Philip Verhaege / Keys & Chords -

"American jazz, pop and folk singer songwriter Marty Winkler from Athens, GA, has recorded 11 ‘Songs I Never Sang For My Father’ on her 5th solo album. There are lo fi ballads and funky uptempo tracks on this new record, including one cover version of the song ‘What’ll I Do?’ that was composed in 1923 by the legendary Irving Berlin."

- Valére Sampermans / Rootstime -