"...It is expensive and disruptive to shake up a major film crew in mid-production, but industry insiders say director/star Alexa Weber Morales may have to consider replacing her lighting director. Deep foreground shadows that obscure the protagonists' faces in Episode Three ('Time for a Change') lend a somber, even ominous tone to the menacing refrain 'What's in your diaper...?' This is not a query to pose lightly to a nervous American public in a time of war.... Once again, however, the engaging Morales benefits from the extraordinarily winning performance of her supporting cast...."
I sing in four languages, crossing borders with acoustic jazz, boleros, salsa and samba. I'm a songwriter, percussionist, dancer, pianist and tree-climber (also a mother, magazine editor and recovering auto mechanic). Since 2004, I've made five studio recordings, including my two solo efforts, "Jazzmérica" and "Vagabundeo," both produced by three-time Grammy nominee Wayne Wallace. My 2007 release reached top 20 airplay on the JazzWeek World Music chart while my lead singing on Wayne Wallace's "The Reckless Search for Beauty" was simultaneously in the top 10! Visit www.alexawebermorales.com for music clips and more!
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"...It is expensive and disruptive to shake up a major film crew in mid-production, but industry insiders say director/star Alexa Weber Morales may have to consider replacing her lighting director. Deep foreground shadows that obscure the protagonists' faces in Episode Three ('Time for a Change') lend a somber, even ominous tone to the menacing refrain 'What's in your diaper...?' This is not a query to pose lightly to a nervous American public in a time of war.... Once again, however, the engaging Morales benefits from the extraordinarily winning performance of her supporting cast...."
-- Per-Olaf Diem, San Jose Lincoln-Mercury
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