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Blossom Dearie: Song Analysis
This is a great review and it is evident that the author has true passion for Ravyn Lena's style of music. The author gives a lot of praise to the artist by making adequate references to the artist and title of song. Prior to reading this review, I had no idea of who Ravyn Lena was. But simply reading the review, I was curious to check her out and I must say, I am loving this artist. After reading the review about the song "Blossom Dearie", I can also agree and feel the emotion behind the song.

The review does not have any criticism as it is all praise. The author's writing style and punctuatuion had no issues. I can easily follow the authors point as it is well organized. The tintended audience will be young adults 20+.

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