“In his aptly titled ‘I Know More Now,’ Brian De Lorenzo shows that he does, indeed know more about beautiful singing, more about matters of the heart, and more about life, and we are the lucky recipients of this knowledge channeled through his artistry. In this collection of cabaret and theater standards, some lesser-known gems, some comedy songs,

“In his aptly titled ‘I Know More Now,’ Brian De Lorenzo shows that he does, indeed know more about beautiful singing, more about matters of the heart, and more about life, and we are the lucky recipients of this knowledge channeled through his artistry. In this collection of cabaret and theater standards, some lesser-known gems, some comedy songs, and (my favorite part) three of my songs, elegantly accompanied by Doug Hammer, Brian consistently offers beautiful, simple readings that allow the songs to shine through.

– Composer, Songwriter, & Author, David Friedman

Nominated for the "Recording of the Year Award" by the Manhattan Association of Cabarets & Clubs (MAC). Found Treasures has 16 tracks. Many are gems from musicals that were unsuccessful or are unfamiliar. Most were performed by Brian in his cabaret show Found Treasures or the subsequent show More Found Treasures.

"Although the title of Brian De

Nominated for the "Recording of the Year Award" by the Manhattan Association of Cabarets & Clubs (MAC). Found Treasures has 16 tracks. Many are gems from musicals that were unsuccessful or are unfamiliar. Most were performed by Brian in his cabaret show Found Treasures or the subsequent show More Found Treasures.

"Although the title of Brian De Lorenzo's Found Treasures refers to the songs it contains, the cabaret singer is one himself. Possessing a clear tenor which he uses with earnest emotional intensity, De Lorenzo sings with complete commitment. Some of his selections may not have been "lost" to Show Music readers, but the 19 numbers form an appealing program. And where else would you be likely to hear Angel's "Astoria Gloria" and "How Do You Say Goodbye?," Romance/Romance's "Words He Doesn't Say," and 3 Guys Naked From the Waist Down's "I Don't Believe in Heroes Anymore?" De Lorenzo's sincerity makes familiar songs such as "Who Will Buy?" (Oliver!), "Do I Hear a Waltz?" and "Tonight at Eight" (She Loves Me) seem fresh."

-- Max O. Preeo, Show Music