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"On her seventh album, this New Yorker successfully expands her personal vision of the blues"
                
  
Frank-John Hadley, Downbeat Magazine (nov 2009)


"That special blend of maturity, musical prowess, and magic. It doesn't come around very often, but she's got it. She's got it good."
nippertown.com

"The diversity of musical styles keep you glued from the first track to the last"
Roger Z , More Sugar

"They maybe sitting on a powder keg when the world finds out ..."
David McGee, Bluegrassspecial.com

"Bonnie Raitt, Sheryl Crow. This is what panties smell like after an engine rebuild."
Patty, HybridMagazine.com

"A solid roots rock winner"
Rick Anderson, All music guide

"lush vocals, confident guitar licks, and vibrant storytelling, one tumbles into her world, which is richly hypnotic"
Diana Schwaeble, Hudson Current

"This performer shines like a diamond polished by years of experience"
Mr Lucky, cede.ch

"Delightfully ferocious"
Chris Spector, Midwest Records

"The back beat driven "Butterfly and Beatle-esque "Any Better Time" are first class classics in the making."
David Malachowski, Daily Freeman

"She smolders"
Albany Times

"Her deep, dark voice will take you on a joy ride and not let go. This is one talented lady!"
GoGirlsMusic.com



New Review in Novembers issue of Downbeat Magazine in stores now

"Empowerment Now"

Christine Santelli: Any Better Time (Vizztone 388010:41:35) *** 1/2
On her seventh Album, this New Yorker successfully expands her personal vision of the blues with several strains of country music, including Cajun.  The grain in Santelli's voice lends her singing an edge of earnestness that fits the appealing tunes she wrote about giving in to despair ("Down in the Valley") and juping off the "fast track" (Lily's Song"). Not a blustery guitarist herself, Santelli calls on Popa Cubby to incinerate the blues-rock breakout "Ode to Bill."  Her ambitious "For You" matches the song character's emotional health to surprise giddy cirucus music.


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TheBluegrassSpecial.com May Issue 2009 Review

Superb feature article on Christine in the Bluegrass Special

Christine has been featured in this month's issue of the Bluegrass Special, in a superb, in-depth biographical article written by David McGee.

McGee's long career and exceptional skills in music journalism have lead him to writing about many of the the world's legendary entertainers, including biographies on such celebrated musical figures as BB King, Carl Perkins, and most lately, Steve Earle.

Christine is very honored by this very flattering article.

To read it, click here



Listen to "Any Better Time" on Pandora and Last.fm

 The future of radio is no longer the future, it is here and now.  So listen to the new album from your iphone or computer on pandora.   Looking forward to seeing you there.


Featured artist for the month of June in Roots of Rock

New Review from Daily Freeman

 Check out the great new CD review from the Daily Freeman in the Press section!

New Album Hits Stores March 17th

Any Better Time, Christine's fifth studio release, has now been completed, following her recent signing with the Boston-based VizzTone Label Group.

Look for the new CD, available online and in stores worldwide, on March 17th!

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