“For this scribbler, the highlight of the night was the discovery of Edmonton’s self-styled Swamp Blues Queen Kat Danser, a barrel-sized woman with a commanding presence, powerful and expressive voice and a deft touch on guitar and other stringed instruments. In a word, her performance glistened.”
David Farrell – FYI Music
Massey Hall’s 25th Anniversary of the Women’s Blues Revue
“Danser’s key instrument is a Weissenborn Hawaiian lap slide which, when combined with her deeply soulful singing voice across highly personal lyrical content, conjures the deep blues of more southern climes – if not the very Crossroads where the blues began – Danser proves a talent that doesn’t come along often.”
Eric Thom – Maverick UK
Passin’-A-Time Review
“Anyone who has watched the gradual evolution of Kat Danser’s muse over the past decade couldn’t help but be impressed by her potential. She has hit a new level of creative ingenuity on her remarkable new disc Passin’-A-Time. Danser has blossomed into something extraordinary on this album and the world has got to know.”
Roger Levesque – Edmonton Journal
Passin’-A-Time Review
“Ms. Danser is in full voice on Passin’-A-Time seeming to channel the great vocalists of the Mississippi Delta. What is contained on this album will transport you back to an earlier time and remind us that even with a new found soul full of blues, Kat Danser can still get down and make a priest blush.”
Vinny Bond – American Blues
Passin’-A-Time Review
“Kat Danser has one of those robust voices, once heard and never forgotten. It’s a husky voice, full of smoke and fire. At times it’s big and powerful. At other moments it is hypnotic. A deft multi-instrumentalist, Danser’s music is strengthened by cunning lyrics filled with languourous introspection and soulful reflection.”
Anna Borowiecki – St. Albert Gazette
Performance Review of The Arden Theatre Professional Series
