Buzz Music features Kayla with an article, interview, and inclusion on their Spotify playlist describing her as an artist who "impresses listeners with her degree and element of diversity as a musician. We can feel the amount of honesty in her tracks, ultimately knowing they aren't fabricated in the slightest. Kayla Avitabile is the type of alternative/indie artist you want to be listening to..."  Check out the full article here.  

NEWSMAKER: Kayla Avitabile, singer/songwriter and musician 

 The Morning Call featured Kayla as a newsmaker for her acomplishments as a Singer-Songwriter and her volunteer headlining for fundraising concerts.  (8/9/2018)  

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Lehigh Valley Underground reviews Kayla's just released 2nd EP  (8/28/2018).  

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Lehigh Valley Underground reviews Kayla's first (2017) EP on 9/14/2017.  Click here to read the full review.

Steel Notes Magazine features Kayla with a 7 page pictures and an article in their Summer 2018 edition.  Click here to view/read the feature.

KAYLA AVITABILE CD REVIEW-“THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FINE AND OKAY”

Steel Notes Magazine reviews Kayla's first CD The Difference Between Fine and Okay in their Summer 2017 edition.  Click here to read the full review.

 Review: Josie Presents Kayla Avitabile   (Sherman Theater March 4, 2017)

Last issue, we shared a press release for a young singer/songwriter named Kayla who was releasing a single.  This month, I had the opportunity to hear her play.  I was invited to see her at East Stroudsburg, Sherman Theatre by her manager, Bob Robertson.  We spoke a while about Kayla’s high school career – (she’s still in high school, and number 10 in her class) her plans for the future, (college with a degree in possibly social policy??) and her family (she comes from a family of brilliant scholars as well as musicians, her brother Michael plays flute in a classical music ensemble).  

She has a passion for music but a gift for maturity beyond her years.  I knew by the time dinner was over, that this young lady had an amazing future before her; regardless if she made it in the music industry or not.  Her set at the Sherman theatre was part of an alternative music showcase featuring bands such as Sad Lips, Joe Billy, and Summer Scouts.  Kayla certainly held her own in a room of differently thinking, musically gifted people.  Her lyrics were dotted with angst and her chords were hard and sometimes angry…quite the contrast to her amicable nature and sweet appearance.  She has found a voice in her music, and it’s quite an agreeable one!  

By the time she was done, I wasn’t sure what she did better – sing or play guitar.  Needless to say both were impressive.  She has an alternative edge to her lyrics and her playing and her timing is impeccable.  The changes and middle eights she writes into her songs have a difficulty level that you wouldn’t expect from an up and coming musician.  Her stage presence, although small is stature, was large in confidence.  

Thanks to her manager, Bob, I’m attaching a link so you can take a listen.  If Kayla is playing in your area – make a point to stop by-you’ll see what I mean.  We will keep an eye on her…and I’ll update you as her career grows.  I hope to have her on my live interview show this summer, and if I do, you will all certainly have a front row seat!   Click here for full article review.

Kayla presents a new song as part of the national Connections conference in Philadelphia, PA  Click here for full article and video.

Youth Today, a  national youth service publication, covers Kayla during her first year (2014) as the Youth Artist in Residence, emcee for the Martin Guitar Singer-Songwriter Series, and alternative music performer in the Series.  Read full article.