Origin Records Reviews

John Moulder - Trinity
by Jim Santella, Cadence, December 2006

John Moulder fills \"Trinity\" with a program of originals that blend contemporary grooves with tradition. His guitar lights fires along the way, as he shares solo space with various guests. Moulder enjoys Smooth Jazz as much as Free Jazz and other ... read more

Mitch Paliga - Fall Night
by John Barron, All About Jazz.com

On Fall Night, his second release as a leader, saxophonist Mitch Paliga showcases his well-defined soprano playing on seven of his original compositions. The Chicagoan is joined by keyboardist Jo Ann Daugherty, guitarist John McLean, bassist Patrick ... read more

Dawn Clement - Break
by Adam Greenberg, All Music Guide

She's a vocalist at times, but it's her ability on the piano that sets Dawn Clement apart from the crowd. The songs chosen for this, her sophomore album as a bandleader, are largely from the realm of the jazz torch song, but with a handful of ... read more

John McLean - Better Angels
by John Barron, All About Jazz.com

Guitarist/composer John McLean is an emerging musical voice for the 21st century. Steeped in tradition and propelled by contemporary influences, the Chicago-based musician sculpts an uncanny representation of an ever-widening American musical ... read more

Bill Anschell - Figments
by Thomas Conrad, JazzTimes

Bill Evans' 'Alone' is the default paradigm for introspective solo piano recordings. Evans was actually in Webster Hall in New York (capacity 2,500) when he recorded it, but he sounds exceedingly lonely. Bill Anschell recorded 'Figments' himself, ... read more

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