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    Jesse Sprinkle

    Unnoticed

    (2005)

    Reviewed by Len Nash

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    Label Blind RecordsThe Phantom Tollbooth2005
    alternative rockpop rockworship

    Unnoticed by Jesse Sprinkle is a fun CD to listen to. Drink pop while snapping fingers, eat candy rocks and tap the foot, this music brings a good mood up a few notches and relaxes. It is a beautifully crafted CD that either has a fuzzy rock, pop rock, rock, or worship accentuation from song to song. Yes, Jesse Sprinkle is a solo artist, yet do not expect run-of-the-mill solo artist material here. A person will not see Jesse Sprinkle plunking away and crooning with an acoustic, sitting at a piano, or "auditioning" for cute boy pop status. No, Jesse Sprinkle rocks out, just rock, with an alternative influence and the catchiness of Pop Rock.

    This CD is NOT a worship CD, but it still has songs about faith, spiritual life, life's struggles, and life's loves and triumphs. "Unnoticed" to the general Christian market and the mainstream will be Jesse Sprinkle with this release, yet expect a huge blitzkrieg of love and a strong following for this CD by the underground music arena, with a lot of avid listeners/spinners of Jesse's release. Sprinkle is smart, underground popular potential, talented, and rockin'!

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