“Her mix of gentle humor, intelligence and deep musicality imbues her songs with an artfulness that is unusual. . . . she is an adept story-teller and crafter of songs. Gemini Rising In A Patchwork Sky requires careful, attentive listening, as Fallon's greatest gift as a songwriter is in the details. Each song here plays as if it has been perfected through mercurial craftsmanship and care. This effect is accomplished without making the songs sound overwrought, which is a surprise, but Fallon's eye for detail is unquestionable. Spend some time with Fallon and Gemini Rising In A Patchwork Sky. You won't be disappointed.”     Wildy Haskell, wildysworldblogspot.com

 “Jane Fallon has the voice of angel. I mean it. This gal can really sing. Can you remember when you were a kid and you would hear a lullaby being sung over the radio or on a record? The voice was so soothing, beautiful and sweet. That’s Jane Fallon. I can guarantee that if you walked by a club or coffeehouse where Jane was singing, you would be compelled to walk in and listen. Her gift is that powerful.

On her new CD Gemini Rising . . . the Southern NH native offers gorgeous prose delivered by that beautiful voice. She’s mesmerizing, methodical and musical . . . Enjoy every offering on Gemini Rising but make sure you don’t miss album highlights like the swanky sass of “Money’s Gone Blues,” the back porch country bounce of “Battles” and the old timey appeal of “Blue Dress.”                                                                                Metronome Magazine

…this is music for grown-ups in the best sense. And your voice is in fine form all throughout.  Congratulations on a very satisfying and meaningful piece of work.
                       Mark Stepakoff, Award winning songwriter

Congrats on a good CD. I have marked several for airplay. Thanks for sending me one.              Sonny Ochs WRPI

"Jane, as a presenter, I get CD's to review and consider at the rate of about one a day. Yours is very special. It makes it hard to get my job done - which is to listen to all those others because I'm so busy listening to yours over and over."
                Michael Moran, Amazing Things Arts Center

  . . .a lovely patchwork of music on Gemini Rising in a Patchwork Sky, a collection of songs that stitches itself together note by note and warms the soul . . . Fallon's production work, assisted by Jim Henry and Jeff Root -- is exemplary. The instruments are all crisp and clear in the mix, and Fallon's voice is front and center. She does good work all around, and it pays off for her. If you like good folk music, it'll pay off for you, too.        Rambles.net              
“Give Me Grace should be on the playlist of every folk station in America.”   Dan Cloutier, Open Mic Host, Amazing Things Arts Center, Natick, MA.

"rich, clear, right-on-the-mark vocal cords. I'd give my tongue to sing that well." George D

"What a beautiful and professional CD it is. I guess the best way to put it is - I'll buy every CD you make." Grace A.

Many congrats to you on your new CD, City Girl. You've voice is warm and beautiful, and I love the way you hit those "blue notes" in The Right Road. Seth's production is perfect - It's fun, professional, and he keeps the record feeling sincere. Marc Herman

Jane Fallon has one of those really comfortable voices.
. . . there's some stage banter, which I love. It gives a nice glimpse into what she's like live and I like it. This is a well done record. Very polished and if you like folksy country music, it's one to put on your list.      Collected Sounds
 

Jane Fallon is one of those special artists whose music you cannot really categorize. Her songs are simple, poetic and delicate acoustic dittiess that have a unique, subtle charm and delight about them. Each song is beautifully crafted, and often has a slight celtic presence whilst Jane's voice is lovely and soothing . . . Jane's voice spreads across the lyrics, which leaves you totally breathless and speechless.
                  Nicky Baldrian, Internet Review MHR Area

A good, loving album that deserves to be bought. It will make you sad and home-sicky and perhaps bring a smile to your memories. Jane sings it close to the mic, so you catch a voice that breaks against the edges now and then, proving herself real, and yet a real pleasure.
               Ben Ohmart http:/www.musesmuse/mrev-fallon.html

Jane Fallon is a new voice to me, but she has a lot to say and is worth listening to. . . [she] makes comment on social ills that are well-known but seldom given space in our minds and thoughts . What better accolade can a songwriter have than being capable of such power in our modern world?
                   Nickey Rossiter, Rambles, 26, January 2002