What American critics like to call his "Bayou Soul" is the successful blend of blues, country and soul, folk, southern rock and pop. The convinced philanthropist underlined his great love for soul music on his charity album "SOS 2: Save Our Soul: Soul On A Mission", which was also released in Germany in summer 2017, on which Broussard interpreted soul classics of the sixties with impressive authenticity. Half of the royalties went or goes to the City of Refuge charity, which he founded, which cares for the homeless and develops educational programs to fight poverty. 
 The Washington Times raves that "few modern voices are as powerful as the soulful baritone hatched in the bayou," and a Los Angeles Times journalist is so smitten with the 35-year-old artist's vocal prowess that he would be delighted if Broussard would just hum him a few pages.