Dulcie Taylor’s “Halfway To Jesus” is touching. The effort looks back to 1990s country artists like Reba McEntire and The Judds. An assertive set of vocals is matched perfectly with strong vocals and punctual drumming. A strong environmental message is weaved throughout Halfway to Jesus. We’re particularly fond of the additional vocals that push Taylor’s voice to a higher plateau. Additional elements – the absolutely amazing scene setting of the guitars – make the single into something truly special. Halfway to Jesus is an effort that listeners can enjoy on its own but contains a considerably deeper set of messages that one can pick up if they focus in just a bit deeper.
Dulcie Taylor “Halfway To Jesus” / Domain
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Dear James, Thanks so much for the article on my new video, “Halfway to Jesus,” and for the add. Best always, Dulcie Taylor