From jazz to blues to neo-soul: it’s all there, pre-tapped and ready to be heard, but with such freshness of vision that it could be from no other singer. This is Kosi’s strength, a raw yet elegant presentation that explodes with originality…
Review by Tyran Grillo published on April 14, 2014
Her voice is strong, and shows excellent control and skill. But what truly impresses the listener is the raw sincerity and honesty of each song.
Review by Dawoud Kringle published on December 16, 2013
Kosi mixes dramatic and heartfelt emotions into her music and creates absolutely honest and authentic songs that way.
Review by Vanessa Jertschewske published on December 10, 2013
Such a beautiful voice. It floats and lifts your spirit, your home and/or your body to new heights. Surrender and allow yourself to be transported. Thankful to have heard her perform live AND have the album to RElive the experience. #INjoy
–Dionne Monsanto
Kosi’s voice is powerful, firmly rooted in jazz, drawing heavily on the blues, and especially well suited to the solo voice with guitar context.
by Mike Oppenheim published on December 1, 2013
The creativity, the delivery, from Kosi, the range of her voice, and the composition of ‘One More Cup of Coffee’ her new CD, just knocked me on my butt.
by Pete Carma published on November 24, 2013
One More Cup of Coffee revives the tradition of the accomplished guitarist and singer song writer who can move from traditional material to construct socially conscious and emotively loaded melodies.
Review by Mehdi El Mouden, published on October 30, 2013
Remember the name Kosi. She is on an upward arc and seems certain to rise rapidly. Yes, definitely one to watch!
Review by John Eyles, published on October 20, 2013.
Kosi’s voice is perfect for telling stories, bringing characters to life and making them memorable. Her voice has something special about it. You find yourself hanging on to every word, listening to the end of each song. Kosi is a superb lyricist and vocalist and above all, she uses her voice to tell a good story.
Review by Sammy Stein, published on October 14, 2013.