Kodac Harrison – You know what I like about Kodac? The way he makes his songs as poetic as all get out, and yet it’s still like listening to him tell you some story on the streetcorner, completely plainspoken and natural. His songs are distinctly his own. And that voice is like no other.

— Creative Loafing, Savannah, Ga.

You gotta hand it to Harrison; his refusal to heed contemporary trends has lent him a certain authenticity that many lesser talents would kill for. Drawing from the miscreant singer-songwriter tradition of early Tom Waits and Warren Zevon, his cautionary urban tales ring true and rock hard.

— Creative Loafing, Atlanta, Ga.

Musician and spoken-word artist Kodac Harrison is internationally known for his vibrant character studies and clever word play. His seventh CD, Portraits and Passages, captures his at his best, spinning tales of travel both real and imagined.

— Lee Smith, Creative Loafing Atlanta

Kodac Harrison introduced himself and started to play. Wow! Bluesy and poetic, he puts on a show. He dances, he sings, and gets you lost in the rhythm of his music. Every once in a while, in the midst of your toe tapping, you might actually notice a lyric. Some of them just jump out at you and scream. You hear spoken word and bluesy rhythms, then all of a sudden…BAM! He rocks out and slaps you in the face.

— Nykki Lawstuen, Creative Loafing Savannah, Ga.