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"Amy Lynn's mesmerizing instrument is just as brassy as the horn section behind her, and she channels its power into an ardent belt that is masterfully controlled. She wails, riffs, and screlts with precision and artistic clarity, using these musical flourishes to empower her performance and heighten the depth of the emotions in the music and lyrics." - Broadway World

[ Broadway World ]

"Miss Zanetto packs a powerhouse voice into a petite frame." - Washington Times

[ Washington Times ]

"We can’t imagine why anyone wouldn’t be supportive of Lynn’s gigantic voice, and equally huge personality, as we think most everyone will should big fans of what she’s doing." - Adam Bernard - arena.com

[ Adam Bernard ]

Amy Lynn's voice was beautiful, sassy, and sexy, and the horn-centric Honey Men was tight, alright, and outtasite."

[ Frank DeBlase - CITY Newspaper, Rochester, NY]

"Confident, full-voiced Amy Lynn Zanetto from New York City, is obviously no stranger to the musical stage."

[ Damion Poirier, - LA Times ]

"I had the pleasure of attending the Amy Lynn & The Honey Men concert. Not only is Amy a fantastic vocalist, but the entire band creates an environment of fun that t brings the songs to life. Be sure to put these folks on your radar. This is a CLASSIC sound that's being reinvented brilliantly. They aren't to be missed."

[ Ryan Brinson - Bleep Magazine]

"Look out! With two EPs in their holster and a rapidly growing fanbase, this NYC-based act is armed and ready to blow you away. The first thing that will strike you about Amy Lynn and The Honey Men is Amy Lynn Zanetto’s voice: this sassy frontwoman channels soul and gospel in a Joplin-meets-Etta James attack that will raise the hairs on your noggin. You’ll then realize that her nine-piece band has your body swaying at its beck and call. Co-founder, arranger and saxophonist Alex Hamlin orchestrates a sound that fuses the rhythms of classic Stax records with brass power that the Godfather of Soul would be proud of. They might just hit you seventeen times with their parade of originals — including bluesy ballads, rock n’ roll scorchers and catchy sixties-style pop ditties. Now don’t say I didn’t tell you so."

- Joy Hanson Time Out Magazine NYC

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