Reviews

Saturday, September 30, 2006

CHECK OUT OLIVEA'S NEW REVIEW in NorthEast In-Tune Magazine! Click on link or copy and paste it in your browser .... http://www.northeastintune.com/index.php?bd=reg&sb=land&article=090679

- In-Tune Magazine

Friday, April 21, 2006

Olivea was asked to be on "The Best Independent Music -VOL 1" compilation CD for her song "Back to L.A.". This CD will be distributed to all the celebrities and attendee's at the upcoming VH1 "Save the Music " benefit.

- VH1 Compilation CD "SAVE THE MUSIC"

Wednesday, April 5, 2006

At first glance, Olivea Watson may seem like any other singer songwriter, making her way through a bevy of heartfelt pop songs. But, as the music plays, it's obvious that there's plenty of substance to go along with her well-worn roots rock style.

The most striking thing about her is her voice, which sounds strangely enough like a cross between Chrissie Hynde and The Sundays' Harriet Wheeler. It's strong and assured like Hynde's, but there's an underlying sensitivity which keeps you guessing. It also helps that her songwriting is top-notch and creatively done, and the combination of voice and writing pull this one away from the pack.

In other words, this should be just another album by another wannabe rock star, but it shines in spite of itself---and that makes it even better in the end.

MISH MASH Mandate: Brass In Pocket

- Mish Mash Indie Artist Review

Wednesday, March 15, 2006

Olivea got a "Honorable Mention" for her song "Can you Feel" in this year's Billboard World Song Contest. This is quite a accomplishment considering the amount and quality of the entries. Billboard recognized her for her ability to write songs at such a high level and issued her a certificate demonstrating her talent, dedication and ability she has to write a "Hit Song".

- Billboard World Song Contest

Wednesday, February 1, 2006

Olivea Watson was in the FEB 2006 issue of Acoustic Guitar World Magazine. She was interviewed for their "On the Rise" section written by Brad Angle.

- Acoustic Guitar World Magazine