Press Quotes
“I Know More Now CD
De Lorenzo has a penchant for story songs that pack a profound punch. In this regard, he is always committed and gives thrilling interpretations of old and new gems that speak from the soul. All songs on this eclectic CD are beautifully arranged and sung with passion.” - John Hoglund
“Brian De Lorenzo - "Top Ten of New York Cabaret"
Although I saw a few good tributes to Sinatra this year, nobody brought such fizzy joy to the centennial occasion as De Lorenzo. A consummate musician who makes you feel he's having the time of his life every moment he's on stage, which only adds to your enjoyment.” - Kevin Scott Hall
— Edge Media Network
“Brian De Lorenzo at The Metropolitan Room
Brian De Lorenzo is on the small list of today’s great masculine voices.” - Ron Forman
— Cabaret Scenes
“Found Treasures CD
When a singer has a voice like Brian De Lorenzo, musicians like to say, "He is a songwriter's best friend." Schooled in musical theatre since he was a child, De Lorenzo brings to the stage an instrument that is not only well-trained but strikingly beautiful. He has one of those rare voices that make first-time listeners stop and say, "Who is that?” - Chet Williamson
— Worcester Magazine
“Made in America: Vaudeville Songs
However, it's the sole male member of the troupe who gets the lion's share of the material. That's fine by me, as he's the versatile and strong singer Brian De Lorenzo. The guy has a real flair for the period style. Whether turning on the charm with a showy bit of flash or a sentimental ballad with his pure, high voice, he's perfect casting. I knew his talent and affection for more recent theatrical material from a well-done solo album, Found Treasures, so I'm not surprised.” - Rob Lester
— Talkin' Broadway
“De Lorenzo has a very pretty voice, he's especially good at making eye contact, and he's very likable. His "Tonight at Eight" is exuberant, he performs "My First True Love" with considerable personality and charm, and his rendition of "Giants in the Sky" has vitality.” - Roy Sander
— Back Stage
“If Brian De Lorenzo’s letter home to mother, (I Can Always Find a Little Sunshine in) The YMCA, didn’t already have us in tears, the barbershop harmony sold it, sliding into a heart-wrenching finish.” - Beverly Creasey
— Boston Arts Review
“Made in America: Vaudeville Songs A Tribute to the Gumm Family, New York Cast
A fabulous CD, worthy of it's topic. Beautifully produced. It reminds me of the days when Judy Garland dominated American entertainment.” - Joe Franklin
— WBBR Bloomberg Radio, New York
“De Lorenzo has the ability to jump quickly into the feeling of each song, conveying emotion with every phrase he sings.” - Jim Dorman
— The Patriot Ledger
“Brian De Lorenzo at Scullers Jazz Club
There are good shows and there are great shows, but once in a blue moon you’re at a cabaret and you know something extraordinary is going on.” - Beverly Creasey
— Cabaret Scenes