Tennessee-based teen pop singer Katelyn Tarver's debut album kicks off with a wonderfully frothy single, "Undeniable." Exactly the sort of song that gives Radio Disney programmers a reason to get up in the morning, "Undeniable" is a small wonder of hyperactive drum loops, burbling synths, and the kind of time-release hooks that the best bubblegum music needs to keep from sounding stale after a couple of spins. The other song on Wonderful Crazy that's helmed by writer/producer Mattias Gustafsson (a former Backstreet Boys associate), "Something in Me," is nearly as charming and provides just as appealing a setting for Tarver's pleasant but somewhat anonymous voice. However, as has been the bubblegum tradition since the days of the Archies, Wonderful Crazy consists of those two excellent potential hit singles, a couple of minor variations (most notably the title track, which vaguely resembles Fefe Dobson's Prozzäk-produced singles), and rather a lot of filler. Still, the best songs here are hugely enjoyable, and a great pop single counts for a lot. ~ Stewart Mason, All Music Guide
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from Edgewater, FL Fantabulous! I love her!
Katelyn Tarver is such a talented young artist. I love her songs. Their ALL so very inspiring. I love the song "Something In Me."
I really relate to "I'll Make It Real."
Kate's voice has really matured since American Juniors. I give her full props for "Wonderful Crazy." It's a GREAT song, and WONDERFUL cd =].
Keep the music coming Katelyn!
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