I find Nicolette to conduct herself in an honorable way in everything I see her do. She creates a unique sound and interesting art. Both of which I thoroughly enjoy.
~Freya Ames, Pembroke

An unreal artist. I was captivated the first time I saw her perform!
~Dylan Black, Virgin Radio

So unique and creative, such a captivating voice. music that will stick in your mind and fill your soul. ~Kelly Davidson, Ottawa

Captivating and moving. chant in my head over and over. What a powerhouse she is.
~Mandie Thompson, Pembroke

I'm glad to know Nicolette's band of Merry Men. The original material is cleverly written, and the covers are nicely arranged and executed by a band of ultra-tight Multi-instrumentalists. Appeals to a broad cross section of society. Sometimes dark & moody, the tunes are the sonic equivalent of her colorful artwork & should be shared with all of Canada. Nicolette's art appeals to everyone from juvenile, to youth, to adult. There is an inherent Darkness in some works, fatalism,& neo-Gothic.
I appreciate this chance to support the multi-media capabilities of this brilliant young artist
~Ken J. Lillico, CHCR Radio, Killaloe ON

She has an amazing gift that allows her to offer each performance and moment to differ from any other. Nicolette has the ability to resonate in a room full of people unknown to each other and be the driving force that connects each of them through her performance and presence. Nicolette is truly gifted; and. Her fans are very fortunate that she gives so freely of her heart.
~Tammy Soulier-Hehn, Pembroke, ON

Totally amazing. one of the best bands\singers that i have had the pleasure of hearing. Her voice is killer!
~Jenn McCabe, Charlie's Pub in Renfrew, ON

Your art is beautiful. The colors and tones; the subtle fractal geometries in Surrender; the point-blank clarity of meaning.."Rebirth" is singularly subjective, yet it's multi-faceted: I get the meaning as it pertains to the person I am. Someone else gets the meaning as it pertains to him and it might be very different from mine. But only ours reaches out to us. The rest is sensed, but it stays quiet, leaving emotional reactions clear and crisp. That's a nice effect. Maybe more painters could benefit from being musicians as well: It's easier to weave several stories into an audio image, the patterns are all up-front yet the listener filters what he needs or what he's able to receive. It's lovely how your visual art detours that, holding so many stories but releasing like a mental scratch-and-sniff only the psychic fragrance that's co-responsive with the viewer.
~Greg Purvis, Purvis Gallery, Pembroke ON

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