totally rocks!
5
By telern
What I love about Jonatha is that she's not afraid to do new things. This is a rocking song and I am looking forward to hearing the rest of the CD. Buy it! Support your favorite indie artist!
no..
2
By Halli
an extra star bc she's trying.. but this track is just not good. it's overproduced; has no feeling to it and no depth, so.. what's appealing about it? those are the two things I like about Jonatha. Here's to hoping the rest of her next album will worth wishing for.
Good song..
5
By Music fan777
Great song, welcome back Jonatha. Very cool that one of the co-writers is boy band/ pop music fave JC Chasez
kidding right
1
By pchiang
this is the worst song i have ever heard!!!!! i swear my ears were bleeding (figure of speach) when i was hearing the sample that was given because it sounded so TERRIBLE!!
Another Gem by JBro!
5
By hollyzinpa
This single rocks my socks off...it sneaks up on you in the beginning only to hit you with a Queen-esque opra/chorus that is nothing short of amazing. Jonatha Brooke continues to break new ground as a musician and singer/songwriter. Her collaborations with JC Chasez (on this single) and Eric Bazilian (of Hooters fame) serve as proof that Jonatha is not afraid to take risks, push the envelope, and explore new ground musically. I can't wait to hear the album when it's released!
careful what you wish for
5
By texmimi
i wish for more j bro songs!!!!!
this one rocks.
jonatha is the best singer songwiter out there, hands down.
buy this song, or any jonatha song, you will love them all.
Still brilliant after all these years
5
By amusicmind
One of the finest singer-songwriters around since the early 90's, Jonatha proves she's still got it. If you like musicality, originality, catchiness, and depth, then buy this one. Listen to it. Listen again. You'll discover the subtle genius both in the music and in the words. !Que viva la musica de Jonatha!
Refreshingly Different
5
By Christian_H
Jonatha is paving new personal ground with the production of this single. I enjoyed the song immensely and am left feeling as though this is the first component of a rock opera / concept album akin to Pink Floyd's, The Wall, or The Who's, Tommy and Quadrofenia.
