It's the story of the kind of challenges life can throw at anyone at random, and then follow up with yet another curve that seemingly takes it beyond the limits of human endurance. Based on a true story, this film is not only entertaining, but as inspirational as they come a paean to the indomitability of the human spirit in the face of the kind of adversity that would make most of us simply roll over and quit. ' I'm a long time a fan of Jodi Siegel's music~ Her singing has such a pleasing quality. MARIA MULDAUR (MULTIPLE AWARD WINNING SINGER AND ENTERTAINER) But, Jodi makes this all hers, she owns it, and every time I hear it, I’m totally hooked! Oh, and did I say she can play the hell out of a guitar? Take a listen, you won’t be sorry my friend.' There are, to me, bits of these artists sprinkled here, and there throughout the songs, and arrangements. Her vocal delivery is just so cool, and is it an illusion, or does her voice keep getting better, and better as the album plays? It’s hard not to make comparisons to other artists one might be familiar with Bonnie Raitt, James Taylor, Al Green, Billie Holiday, these are a few that come to mind. If you just put it on, and let it move from song to song, you come out at the end, a little more contented, fulfilled, and certain about the future. Every damn song has a story to tell, and lessons for us to learn.

When they’re performed really well, with incredible vocals, a steamy rhythm section, and other musicians who can really play, and sing their asses off, count me in! When I haven’t heard Jodi Siegel’s album, Wild Hearts, in a while, and I put it on, all I can think is, “Where have you been?” Man I love this record! The songs are so soulful, in the pocket, and somehow speak directly to the heart. I love songs, especially when they’re good ones. 'I have this subjective way of listening to music when there are lyrics, and singing involved.

Lyrics to wild hearts can't be broken