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Sauce Magazine, Issue 73 - July 23 2008
Childhood Pact Produces Adult Act
When SAUCE last had a chat to Bridget Pross she was about to release her new album I Wanted To. The album’s out now but this brunette singer-songwriter still finds time for the simple pleasures of life. We found Bridget stocking up on her protein intake ahead of her impending Tasmanian appearances, where Pross is to support (Ian) Moss.
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Fineline Magazine Review - June 2008
I Wanted To
Black Horse/ MGM
Is there a worse fate for an artist than the commercial necessity of being compared and categorised for the quick flick mentality of the music industry? For as much as it can help, it inevitably hinders.
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Drum Single Review, Issue 907 - May 27 2008
I Wanted To
Black Horse/ MGM
This single is the title track from the US-recorded and produced debut album from indie Tasmanian singer/songwriter Bridget Pross, and it positively drips class.
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Sauce Magazine, Issue 67 - May 13 2008
I Wanted To
This girl can’t go wrong.
I was introduced to her talent a couple of months ago and was completely blown away. Her debut album kicks off with Work of Art, a bouncy romp and a great opener.
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Blaze Latest Music CD Reviews - April 24 2008, Issue 185
I Wanted To
Bridget Ross writes a good melody and has a great ear for arrangement, which makes this debut album a pleasure to listen to.
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InPress Magazine - April 2008
I Wanted To
Bridget Pross takes her schtick somewhere darker and – though I hate to use the term in this context – mature with I Wanted To, finding her fine voice caressed by a string section and a lovely, sad arrangement.
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Independent Weekly - March 25 2008
I Wanted To
Bridget Pross has been touted as Hobart’s answer to Missy Higgins. Like Higgins, Pross is a husky-voiced singer/songwriter who produces songs with earthy tones and soulful lyrics.
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Time Off - March 12 2008
I Wanted To
She’s been called ‘Tasmania’s answer to Missy Higgins’ - and while I’m not exactly sure what question Missy asked Tassie, Bridget Pross is a decent enough answer.
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Rave Magazine - March 4 2008
I Wanted To
A well-balanced performer
When an artist releases a full-length imbued with a mixture of joy and sorrow, it quickly polarizes opinions.
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Edge Radio Review - February 4 2008
I Wanted To
Black Horse/ MGM
"I Wanted To" is simply beautiful to listen to. This Tasmanian-born, Melbourne-based artist has a deliciously husky voice put to soft, bluesy rock. Well worth a listen (keep tissues handy!).
ABC Tasmania, Mornings Feature Album - February 4 2008
I Wanted To
We've been watching this one come to the boil. From a low, slow simmer, Hobart's own Bridget Pross has cooked up something really quite special for her debut album.
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The Dwarf.com.au - January 22 2008
Little Sister
Rising star Bridget Pross has been touted as "Tasmania's answer to Missy Higgins” or having a singing style similar to Sheryl Crowe, but don’t limit her to that.
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Rave Magazine
Little Sister
Is Missy the sister?
Recently there have been a lot female artists who sound like post-coital pixies singing songs to preschoolers.
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Sauce Magazine, Issue 57 - December 12 2007
Home and Away
Miami may be a long way from the Derwent Valley, the former home of singer-songwriter Bridget Pross, but it was the perfect place to craft an album, writes Chris Titmus.
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Sauce Magazine, Issue 55 - November 14 2007
Little Sister
Tassie strikes again! So does Bridget Pross! Yes, this southern Tassie chick has once again made us proud, and shows us how to do it, with the release of her new single Little Sister.
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A Fine Line, Issue 4 - July 2007
Long Distance Traveller
Long Distant Traveller is the Debut EP from local girl Bridget Pross.
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Sauce Magazine, Issue 42 - 16 May, 2007
Long Distance Traveller
Bridget Pross grew up south of Hobart in the Derwent Valley.
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The Mercury Magazine, Inside Arts - February 17, 2007
Long Distance Traveller
Young Tasmanian Bridget Pross has a warm, rich, personality-laden voice.
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