Reviews and Press

Lauren Fincham's mellifluous voice blends seamlessly with her adept playing and excellent original lyrics. She's a sensation that won't be kept secret for long. Get the scoop on her before the rest of the nation. - Borders Books & Music, September 21, 1998

Lauren Fincham contains the freshest and most interesting combination of lyric strength and arranging ability that I've heard from anyone, anywhere, in a long time. - Arvid Smith, Folio Weekly

Lauren Fincham's Show & Tell features tradition acoustic instruments - guitar, dobro, pedal steel - contrasted with offbeat things like a Turkish drum. The result is a bluesy, atmospheric sound rooted in folk, with songs, such as "Something in the Air," that combine well-drawn portraits with pesonal reflections. - Todd Leopold, The Atlanta Journal/The Atlanta Constitution, July 31, 1997

Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, accompanied with an arsenal of songs ranging from ballads to anthems, this smooth-voiced performer harkens to sounds of Aimee Mann, Annie Lennox and the like, but maintains her own style, direction and tone. - Olympic Stage, July 24, 1996

Not sure what to call this CD. Pop? Acoustic pop? Folk rock? Country pop? Just plain alt-rock? Probably the best way to check is to listen to the 45 minute, 15 track cd and write in. Click here to read the rest of this review. - Ben Ohmart, The Muse's Muse, June 26, 2001