Testimonials:
"Monica Hatch and her disc, "If You Never Come To Me", with its winning take on standards and sambas quickly places Hatch near the top of the local vocal pack." Bob Blumenthal, Boston Globe

"She is one of the rare musicians who breeze between the jazz and classical worlds. Jazz fans may catch flashes of Ella's candid innocence as well as Carmen's debonair sangfroid. Classical fans may note the influence of her teacher, soprano Eleanor Steber, in matters of superb diction and legato phrasing..." Fred Bouchard, JazzTimes Magazine

"Beautiful music from a beautiful singer! Sheila Jordan, Jazz Vocalist

"Hatch, in the difficult coloratura soprano role created by Alice Babs in the Second Sacred Concert, soared on her four features and was particulary outstanding in duo with Paul Schmeiling on "T.G.T.T." and playing against Dave Chapman's alto sax reflections of Johnny Hodges on "Heaven". Bob Blumenthal, Boston Globe

"Monica Hatch is definitely a Jazz singer. Her voice floats easily along her material with a clean, bright sound retained even on her scat vocals." Cadence Magazine

"Listen to a single verse by Monica Hatch, and you’ll be convinced that this is one jazz singer who never sacrifices emotion or ignores melody. Warmth is a natural presence...the essence the starting point." Dan Gewerts, Journalist for the Boston Herald

"Hatch has the voice, good sense of material, and band interplay for success." Fred Bouchard, Bossa Magazine

"A crystal clear voice...superb balladeer...when she sings a slow love song, all you can do is listen." Daily News, St. Thomas, VI ,p> "Monica Hatch sings with understated grace." City Newspaper, Rochester, NY

"A commendable range, clarity and control that nicely captures differing thoughts..." Telegram & Gazette, Worcester, MA