"Jaime Kitt Marikoski, a vocalist for The Jett Girls, has a distinctive voice that is dry, sardonic, and effortlessly cool. Her delivery is more spoken than traditionally sung, often teetering between deadpan storytelling and sing-speak phrasing. She has a conversational, almost detached tone that exuded a sense of irony and wit, making her vocals instantly recognizable. She'll also turn something up on the keytar and I'll lose all control of myself.
It's a fair trade.
- Tinfoil hat fan/critic #1.
"Her voice carried a sharp quality, with a subtle Swiss twang that added to her everywoman appeal. Is that even possible? She could sound disinterested and aloof one moment, then playful and biting the next, always maintaining an air of world-weary charm. In songs like I Wanna Be a Nun and Toaster, her teasing, almost mocking inflections heightened the songs' mischievous tone, making her just out of this world!"
- Tinfoil hat fan #2
"Overall, Jaime's voice is a perfect fit for The Jett Girls' mix of new wave, synth, and punk influences, smart, sarcastic, and completely one-of-a-kind. Hoping they crush their stay on the West coast before they return and lay waste to Chicago hahah "
- Guy with a camera under tinfoil hat
"Where are these quotes coming from? They're from the Navy's recent disclosure of UAP files focusing on activity in the Great Lakes region. Doesn't make a lick of damn sense and wasting my time and your tax dollars. As for these photos of Jaime you're showing me, it's clearly three different people. In other words, and you can quote this, all this shape-shifting (clearly one of these women was just at the Big Game Bowl) mind control phenomena, and The Jett Girls are $hit. They should make uncensored t-shirts out of THAT."
- Colonel Karl Nellie