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George Fludas
“Adept, with a pulse of swinging ease.”
speak
“A debut rocket ride of outstanding quality from the Seattle quintet”
Gabriel Guerrero
“A dazzling pyrotechnician and accomplished composer...one of the most startling and rewarding piano-led debuts since Gonzalo Rubalcaba's 'Discovery: Live at Montreux.'”
Todd Bishop
“...meticulously molding musical soundscapes that can alternately seduce you to sleep, get you stoned, and make you feel all slinky and sexy. Brilliance without words.”
Scott Burns
“...potent tenor sax...”
Rick Mandyck
“Mandyck is back playing tenor—clarion, powerful, thrilling tenor. His sound is commanding but never harsh even when he executes his signature intervals, leaping from lower register blasts to plaintive treble cries.”
Anne Drummond
“...(Drummond's) fine technique is imbued with spirit and imagination.”
Peter Epstein
“...Epstein is making some pretty amazing statements rooted in world music and theavant-garde, but stretching even those parameters to create a contemporary modern sound all his own.”
Chris Walden Big Band
“Chris Walden and his great band breathe vibrant new life into our beloved Big-Band tradition. Bravo, Chris... and keep the fires burning!”
Jamie Findlay
“...This nimble fingered guitarist delivers a rare treat; an acoustic jazz album that's both sweetly melodic and hot.”
Joe Locke
“He mastered an instrument that has catapulted only a handful of players to the forefront of modern jazz - but he has also done it in a way that transcends mere technique and establishes him as a unique and adventurous musical voice.”
Zem Audu
“Zem Audu showed off a terse, purposeful sensibility, a smokily nuanced tone and compositional fluency, ranging from Monty Alexander-style Jamdown jazz, to colorful postbop, funk and more.”
“Adept, with a pulse of swinging ease.”
speak
“A debut rocket ride of outstanding quality from the Seattle quintet”
Gabriel Guerrero
“A dazzling pyrotechnician and accomplished composer...one of the most startling and rewarding piano-led debuts since Gonzalo Rubalcaba's 'Discovery: Live at Montreux.'”
Todd Bishop
“...meticulously molding musical soundscapes that can alternately seduce you to sleep, get you stoned, and make you feel all slinky and sexy. Brilliance without words.”
Scott Burns
“...potent tenor sax...”
Rick Mandyck
“Mandyck is back playing tenor—clarion, powerful, thrilling tenor. His sound is commanding but never harsh even when he executes his signature intervals, leaping from lower register blasts to plaintive treble cries.”
Anne Drummond
“...(Drummond's) fine technique is imbued with spirit and imagination.”
Peter Epstein
“...Epstein is making some pretty amazing statements rooted in world music and theavant-garde, but stretching even those parameters to create a contemporary modern sound all his own.”
Chris Walden Big Band
“Chris Walden and his great band breathe vibrant new life into our beloved Big-Band tradition. Bravo, Chris... and keep the fires burning!”
Jamie Findlay
“...This nimble fingered guitarist delivers a rare treat; an acoustic jazz album that's both sweetly melodic and hot.”
Joe Locke
“He mastered an instrument that has catapulted only a handful of players to the forefront of modern jazz - but he has also done it in a way that transcends mere technique and establishes him as a unique and adventurous musical voice.”
Zem Audu
“Zem Audu showed off a terse, purposeful sensibility, a smokily nuanced tone and compositional fluency, ranging from Monty Alexander-style Jamdown jazz, to colorful postbop, funk and more.”
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