Jefferson Blues Magazine * No 117 * September 2008

"Sue has, with this CD claimed her own nische within Swedish blues, not least because of the broad scope of the material and unusual instruments in the accompaniment." Bo Majling

 

American Music Magazine * September 2008

"An impressive variation of stiles and tempo, once again Sue shows that she stand in a class of her own, accompanied by fantastic musicians."  Håkan Jesperson.

 

Östran lokaltidningen * Monday 7th July

"A record that establishes the fact that Sue Sergel even today maintains a good class and that she steps into the front line of Swedish blues."  Tommy Granlund

 

Barometern/Oskarshamnstidningen * 2008-05-27

"Nowadays Sue sings her blues with a feeling and presence that is rare. On the new album Move into The Light she shows that she is thoroughly familiar with the tradition and is prepared to move beyond it." Lennart Petterson

 

NWT.SE: Solid blues with Sue Sergel * 2008-06-05

**** Sue Sergel, raised a stone's throw from Penny Lane in Liverpool but a Gothenburger since 1975, has a secure background in blues which is noticeable on this album. Mainstream blues you could probably call it, but with a very personal touch. Sue's voice is individual, powerful and flexible and capable in both uptempo numbers and the more thoughtful elements. (...) The arrangements for the very driven and competent band are done by  keyboard player Johan Johansson and give a varied and exciting sound with saxofon and violin and extra flavouring. Olle Hernegren

 

American Music Magazine * No 115 * March 2008

BLUES FOR FADIME

This is a CD with only one song, a blues, that goes straight to your heart.(..) Here, Sue sings with both black and white blues feeling, but even with a slight oriental touch. Here is both hopeless rage and a feeling of helplessness about the murder of Fadime, shot to death by her father because his "honour" had been offended. Sue Sergel sings this homage to Fadime with such sensitivity that no one can do it better. Grade: a true gold star. Werna Nordqvist