Wendy St. Kitts'  has been compared to Mariah Carey on her self-penned “Should I Love Him (Or Walk Away)” This a ballad of full throttled power and emotional honesty that depicts her uncertainty to pursue love – when she knows how intense the experience is and how disruptive it can be.

Should I Love Him (or Walk Away)

“So Good, Yeah” is a showcase for the intense intimacy of Wendy St. Kitts’ voice; going from a whisper to a heartfelt demand and drawing the listener into her depth of her emotional world, it is an overwhelming musical experience.

So Good Yeah

The first track on Wendy St. Kitts' debut album, Woman Empowered, is about a boyfriend who complains about the singer not spending enough time with him. St. Kitts lays down the line: "Ain't gonna choose you over my music." Thank god for that, or we wouldn't have this gem of an album. by Feminist Review- http://feministreview.blogspot.com/2008/10/wendy-st-kitts-woman-empowered.html


Thatz Waz Up

She’s been compared to Adele, Eartha Kitt, Tracy Chapman and even Kelly Clarkson. Others say no, this is pure Wendy.
MTV (NYC) R. Hendrix, "she has a big voice, a great voice."  

Wendy St. Kitts’ 2008 indie debut Woman Empowered introduced us to a singer/songwriter with a synthesis of musical styles all steered by her smoldering vocal performance. Her 2012 sophomore outing, is led by the single “I’m All Yours Now” - an overwhelmingly intimate song that continues to showcase Wendy’s immense vocal ability and control as well as her talent as a songwriting. This song refle...cts her growth over the past 3 years. 

Initially, this mega-ballad is delivered starkly with a delicate acoustic guitar and the calm, refined, ease of Wendy’s reflection. As the song swells, the clarity of her yearning is matched step by step with an organic production that undoubtedly announces Wendy St. Kitts’ intentions –to give all that she posses.

I'm All Yours Now- out Feb. 2012

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