First Music Article written by Jim Testa before the EP “The Real Me” came out:

It should be noted that Sinibaldi is a quadriplegic, in a wheelchair and tethered to a breathing apparatus since a drunk driver nearly ended her life when she was 2 years old. But if you ask Sinibaldi, that’s the least most remarkable thing about her.

https://www.nj.com/hudson/2021/12/weehawken-woman-lets-the-real-me-shine-through-in-new-ep-testa.html


Review on See Me written by Zachary Larson:

“Overall Impression: See Me by Antonia Sinibaldi instantly casts a dreamlike mood and breezy atmosphere. This new Indie tune from the New Jersey-based Singer Songwriter relishes in its hopeful, inspiring lyrics, and Folk Rock sound. The acoustic guitar provides a solid and welcoming introduction. It sets up Sinibaldi's vocals with an excellent support and groove that elevates the song's charming characteristics. Lyrically, See Me is filled with the power that recognition can have on a person. When someone sees you for who you are, it inspires a confidence that can lead to great things. Sinibaldi's approach to the vocals and lyrics makes for a relatable and personal listening experience. This is a song that comes from the heart and rings with authenticity.”

Song Review About Storm written by Zachary Larson:

Overall Impression: With the intensity of thunderclaps and heavy rain, Storm by Antonia Sinibaldi bursts its way through the Alternative Rock airwaves. Overdriven guitars and a slow groove immediately set a moody atmosphere and serious tone. They maintain a strong rhythmic drive and clarity that serves as the backbone of this intense new tune. Compared to Sinibaldi's other recent output, Storm dives deep into the darker waters of struggle and fights against the current. It puts the personal battles of this artist on display, and highlights the challenges they have faced to get where they are today. It serves as a fine example of the expressive and uplifting powers music can have. While this tune does live in a grittier mood, it gives the listener a soundtrack for when times are tough and they need to weather the storm.

Review on Home written by Andre Avanessian:

Overall Impression:
Profoundly poignant in its themes and deeply touching, Antonia Sinibaldi's heartfelt "Home" is a beautifully crafted piece of songwriting that bears both great emotional depth and a great sense of humbling sincerity. Opening with delicately strummed acoustic guitar, the tender touch of the piano, and Antonia's delicate vocal presence, "Home" establishes a particularly contemplative atmosphere, one that manages to efficiently set the stage for the heartfelt lyrics to come and the thought-provoking listening experience you as a listener are about to experience. "Home" is not only an absorbing piece of writing but it as a strong testament to both the power and necessity of perseverance and that one's heart and spirit are the keys to pushing forward despite all the trials and tribulations one may face. Antonia's music not only moves, but it inspires and serves as a shining example of what hard work and sheer dedication can achieve.

Review on Try So Hard written by Steven Azami:

Strongest Point(s):   Outstanding production and an excellent mix. Great intro riff. Brilliant arrangement and pop/rock song structure. Nice use of dynamics that will keep listeners engaged. The band sounds amazing as a whole. Solid vocal performance that comes straight from the heart. Fantastic inclusive messaging in the lyrical content that should resonate with a broad audience. Overall, this a superb bit of song craft and a fine finished product that has the potential to open listeners' minds and hopefully provide some guidance and inspiration to anyone who is struggling with their identity. Terrific work, all around!

Review on Different Drum written by Andre Avanessian:

Overall Impression:
Inspired singer/songwriter Antonia Sinibaldi returns with her wonderfully upbeat cover of The Stone Poneys classic, "Different Drum", which is not only both an amiable and undeniably delightful rendition but is a cover that manages to effectively capture the essence of the original whilst still feeling very much like an Antonia Sinibaldi tune, a feat that most definitely deserves praise. Combining Antonia's warm and welcoming vocal presence, an energetic arrangement, and heaps of personality, this is a cover that many a broad music listener can appreciate and enjoy.


Strongest Point(s):
At the heart of every engaging pop tune is a personality-filled vocal performance that's able to effectively draw in listeners, and having prior experience with the works of Antonia Sinibaldi it comes as no surprise that this lovingly performed cover is brimming with both an exceptional amount of both heart and spirit. Evoking the gentle tonal qualities of original singer Linda Ronstadt whilst equally managing to inject her own distinct style and personality into the mix, Antonia gives a soothing yet commanding vocal performance that's able to effectively engage and contrast with the supporting instrumentation. The warm and uplifting nature of the original is thankfully retained whilst Antonia's delicate phrasing manages to gracefully glide over the momentum-creating percussive elements, melody-infused guitar, timbrally warm organ textures, and animated bass lines effortlessly.

Review on Story written by Andre Avanessian:

Strongest Point(s):
The song opens with gentle arpeggiated acoustic guitar, instantly creating an intimate and contemplative atmosphere. The singer's voice enters, carrying a hint of melancholy, instantly connecting with the listener's emotions. The lyrics weave a narrative of personal struggle, drawing the audience into the artist's world. As the verses progress, the instrumentation builds gradually, layering upon the foundation of the acoustic guitar. The drummer's steady rhythm picks up pace, injecting a subtle sense of urgency into the track. This serves as a metaphorical representation of the turmoil within the protagonist's heart as their story unfolds. The songwriter's ability to craft vivid and relatable imagery heightens the emotional impact of the track. Metaphorical language intertwines with personal experiences, painting a vivid picture that resonates deeply with anyone who has faced similar challenges. The varying degrees of intensity that the track shifts through really help give the lyrics an even greater feeling of meaning and impact, and the way dynamics are used to highlight certain key aspects of the track (Such as in the guitar and drum parts), really help to give the song its sense of contour, allowing listeners to experience a number of distinct and contrasting emotional states throughout their listening experience.

Review on Spirit Game written by Andre Avanessian:

Overall Impression: Spirit Game is one of the newest releases by singer Antonia Sinibaldi. Musically, Spirit Game features a gentle Rock groove with no shortage of emotional potential. At any moment it feels like a wave of intensity could come bursting forward. Sinibaldi keeps this anticipation controlled, however, and lets it loose mainly through the lead guitar lines and her heartfelt lyrics. As one listens to Spirit Game, the question of "who is this spirit?" begins to weigh heavily on the shoulders. While Sinibaldi never reveals the spirit's identity, one can be certain that it is of great importance to the singer, who does not shy away from vulnerability or self-expression. Overall, Spirit Game is rife with thought-provoking gratitude, warm musical support, and authenticity.

Target Audience Appeal: Fans of Rock and Pop Rock will enjoy Spirit Game by Antonia Sinibaldi.

Review on My Dreams written by Andre Avanessian:

Overall Impression:
Antonia Sinibaldi returns with yet another spirited and empowering piece of songwriting that not only inspires but enlightens in a way that feels both wholly authentic and sincerely heartwarming. Set against an alternative-styled rock backdrop, "My Dreams" blissfully combines interweaving melodies with a richly detailed arrangement, resulting in an engaging and instantly replayable track that is made even more potent and encapsulating thanks to Antonia's thoroughly wholesome and undeniably down-to-earth presence. Antonia's lyrics and performances always come from the heart and this allows the music to gently sweep up listeners in a particularly tender and emotionally poignant way, resulting in a well-rounded and memorable track that balances all of its distinct elements well.

Target Audience Appeal:
"My Dreams" is an engaging piece of alternative rock songwriting and I can see it strongly appealing to fans of the genre.

Review on Numb written by Andre Avanessian:

Strongest Point(s)
The opening arpeggiated guitar riff sets the tone with a melancholic urgency, immediately drawing the listener into a world where emotions are laid bare. The open-ended sound of the guitars helps effectively mirror the inner turbulence that the lyrics are poised to unravel. Antonia's vocals, a visceral blend of anguish and yearning, add a personal dimension to the track, conveying a sense of emotional weight that is impossible to ignore.


Lyrically, "Numb" reads like a diary entry from the soul. The words weave a narrative of emotional desolation, exploring the depths of detachment and the struggle to break free from the chains of apathy. The simplicity of the lyrics paradoxically enhances their impact, as every word carries the weight of unspoken pain, creating an intimate connection between the artist and the listener.

Review on I’ll Walk written by Andre Avanessian:

Overall Impression
Having reviewed a few tunes by inspiring artist Antonia Sinibaldi now, I will always be taken by the sheer sense of conviction and heart that she brings to the table each and every time, and I'm glad to say that her inspired cover of the Bucky Covington track "I'll Walk" serves as another shining example of this fact. Covers can be tricky to navigate, on one hand you want to retain the core elements that help define the original's particular flavor, and then on the other you want to be able to subtly infuse your own artistic expression into the writing. It can be rather difficult striking this fine balance but I believe Antonia has done a sterling job of this, managing to respectfully pay tribute to the spirit of the original whilst equally making the track her own, resulting in an effective cover that bears the necessary emotionality and delicacy required in order for it to connect with listeners on a number of levels.


Strongest Point(s)
It goes without saying that Antonia is irrefutably the heart and soul of this particular cover and she manages to evoke a sense of both sincerity and vulnerability in her vocal performance that not only captures the tone of the original perfectly but effectively strengthens the themes that the song explores brilliantly. Antonia shows great dynamic awareness in her voice, knowing when to subtly increase and decrease the intensity of her singing when the arrangement calls for it, ensuring the vocals not only retain their free-flowing nature throughout but effectively highlight key points in the lyrics. The arrangement is well crafted and effectively retains the character of the original, allowing Antonia plenty of opportunity to infuse her own style into proceedings, and thanks to the solid mix, each and every aspect is given the clarity and detail needed to come across in an effective manner.