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Michael Waldrop Big Band
“...this auspicious debut bristles with a visceral post-Weather Report energy that brings big bands into new light.”
Sarah Partridge
“Partridge's voice suggests Anita O'Day with her bedrock swing propelling scat improvisations.”
Pharez Whitted
“...few have managed to channel (Hubbard) as effectively as Pharez Whitted, who honors the late giant with his combination of intensity and technique, spank and sparkle, and that hot-cider tone.”
May Okita
“May's delivery is at times so genuine and kind, it is really a pleasure to listen to her...”
Roy Assaf & Eddy Khaimovich Quartet
“Roy Assaf is an amazing pianist”
Brad Wheeler
“Wheeler's dramatically paced solos unfold with the cool logic of a mystic.”
Michael Vlatkovich
“Vlatkovich is the finest trombonist improvising today...While this music isn't exactly out
there, it is far from the mainstream. In the end, it doesn't matter as this music shines in or outside of any context.”
Alex Graham
“Some of the great alto players, Charlie Parker, Cannonball Adderley, Phil Woods and even a touch of Johnny Hodges can be discerned as he works to extend the parameters of the horn...”
Emi Meyer
“...deceptively easy listening, but a tinge of maturity and melancholy courses through Meyer's best material. She deploys her affecting voice - a smooth, smoky instrument somewhere between Fiona Apple and Norah Jones - with nuance.”
“...this auspicious debut bristles with a visceral post-Weather Report energy that brings big bands into new light.”
Sarah Partridge
“Partridge's voice suggests Anita O'Day with her bedrock swing propelling scat improvisations.”
Pharez Whitted
“...few have managed to channel (Hubbard) as effectively as Pharez Whitted, who honors the late giant with his combination of intensity and technique, spank and sparkle, and that hot-cider tone.”
May Okita
“May's delivery is at times so genuine and kind, it is really a pleasure to listen to her...”
Roy Assaf & Eddy Khaimovich Quartet
“Roy Assaf is an amazing pianist”
Brad Wheeler
“Wheeler's dramatically paced solos unfold with the cool logic of a mystic.”
Michael Vlatkovich
“Vlatkovich is the finest trombonist improvising today...While this music isn't exactly out
there, it is far from the mainstream. In the end, it doesn't matter as this music shines in or outside of any context.”
Alex Graham
“Some of the great alto players, Charlie Parker, Cannonball Adderley, Phil Woods and even a touch of Johnny Hodges can be discerned as he works to extend the parameters of the horn...”
Emi Meyer
“...deceptively easy listening, but a tinge of maturity and melancholy courses through Meyer's best material. She deploys her affecting voice - a smooth, smoky instrument somewhere between Fiona Apple and Norah Jones - with nuance.”
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