Diane Birch
Bible Belt

Here's a charmingly old-fashioned thing: a personal pop-soul exegesis by a white woman with no apparent interest in being musically trendy.She's a (Se...

It would be easy to imagine, listening to Diane Birch's debut album, that she had spent years keenly studying the same R&B influences that guided her ...

I’m embarrassed to admit that the only reason I wanted to review this album was because a Facebook ad kept asking me something to the effect of,...

Part torch, here and there the blues, all soul; now add gospel and toss with the echo of Elton John’s piano work: clearly Diane Birch, who is all of t...

Hats off and hands up for singer/songwriter Diane Birch for her debut album "Bible Belt." If you add a little bit of quirky Nelly Furtado with soulful...

There's certainly nothing wrong with a young singer-songwriter choosing to imitate Carole King, and Diane Birch's debut album is a cornucopia of spot-...

Diane Birch is a piano-playing preacher's daughter with a shameless love for Sixties and Seventies soul and singer-songwriter pop. Her welterweight vo...