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"She not only writes fine songs, but has a voice to deliver them and an edge that is so often missing...Cathryn is going places..."
GERRY MANSFIELD, MAVERICK MAGAZINE
Cloaked in the Joogleberry's distinctive cityscape, exiled west country troubadour Cathryn Stone enticed the audience with her harmonic musings on the nature of home and place, marking a set of rounded acoustica with an itinerant touch. Cathryn's effortless vocal clarity and pursuit of melody made it quite apparent that Stone possesses a voice of such rare quality that she has a comfortable head start in the congested race for music industry recognition. One to watch.
NICK MEE, LATEST 7
"In the year since Cathryn last graced the Sussex Arts Club stage, her voice, material and delivery have all come on in leaps and bounds. She won over the large audience with self penned material such as "Not Now" "Keep On" and "Demons". She showed what terrific potential she has to have a long and bright career in the music business"
MIKE COBLEY, VIRTUAL BRIGHTON MAGAZINE
Cathryns confidence built a rapport with the audience straight away, her unique voice telling stories of restless travelling. The atmosphere was great, the venue packed to the rafters, and far too small for the fab talent oozing out of these two acts..
ALLISON PEREIRA, REVIEWING FOR BRIGHTON FRINGE 5 STAR AWARD
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