Press
"The Comfort Zone is a nice compilation of easy listening pop songs, perfect for relaxing. The first track 'Take A Chance' is particularly catchy, and I found myself humming it throughout the day. All tracks nicely complement eachother, with 'Addicted' being the favorite for its lyrics. Laura's voice has some folky undertones. If you like Dido or Lene Marlin (and who doesn't) I'd definitely give her a listen." Cdreviewsbyyou.com
Pop bid trumps meeting Trump
"How do you top meeting Donald Trump and George Soros? You launch a pop career, of course. Well, that's what CNBC presenter Laura Comfort has done.
The Harvard and LSE graduate says she's decided to apply the lessons of the "cut-throat world of business to the equally ruthless world of the entertainment industry".
If she's tackled Trump and Soros, then Simon Cowell, et al, will surely be easy-peasy." The Telegraph
"Just read about Laura Comfort's new album 'The Comfort Zone'... From the sound of the samples on her myspace, it's going to be a great album! It's interesting
to see the departure from the folk-inspired 'Nature's Child' album but I definitely believe that it's a step in the right direction.. I think she's awesome!" www.Unrealityshout.com
"The music's actually pretty good... and the whole thing is all rather charismatic and likeable. You could even say she's a Laura to herself!!! (Law unto herself.) (That's the next album title.)" www.popjustic.com
"Take A Chance wastes no time capturing the audience with it's catchy hook..a great track for Hot AC Radio." TMG
“It’s a smooth RnB flavoured love song with a sprinkle of urban cool and it’s doing it for an impressive array of punters and critics alike. A charming understated corker of a song.” Diva
“Laura is a delicate, shimmering artist with an eye for detail and a measured twist with a contemporary tune. One to watch.” Musician
“Her voice is a blend of Dido’s and Norah Jones’s, with a hint of RnB and a pinch of Ashanti.” Tatler
“Addicted ..It’s poppy and catchy yet melancholy at the same time. Imagine Everything But The Girl doing RnB and you’ll get an idea of the feel.” IDJ
“If you’re looking for a vibey, trippy-soulster with a heavy back beat, lilting guitars and delicate vocals, then this promo should fit the bill. It has underground appeal with crossover potential.” DJ
“Ex-patriot New Yorker Laura Comfort looks set to notch up a crossover hit at her first attempt with Let The Music Take Control. Hi NRG territories are revisited for this monster in the making” Scootering
“Little wonder Laura’s in demand on the kitsch side of the London club scene, where recent appearances at Heaven, Limelight and GAYE have pushed her debut single into the spotlight.” IDJ
"Nature's Child.. is most pleasant and certainly passes by as gentle, folk pop should. Take A Chance stood out with a crafty, catchy chorus and the title track would relax any stressed management burn-out case on arriving home from the commuter's daily grind." Musician
"Slimy Stew is a wonderful collection of songs for babies and young children but adults will love it too. There are many new songs by talented Laura Comfort and some familiar, traditional ones." Angels and Urchins
"American born pop singer Laura Comfort wanted to do something to help children living in poverty in the UK. So she wrote and recorded "A Better World", a song for children which was released just in time for Christmas." Thames Valley Mums Blog