Peter Erskine & The JAM Music Lab All-Stars
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Yvonnick Prene
“The most beautiful music I have ever heard on harmonica”
Bad Luck
“Bad Luck's music bears down on you like a cyclone of fire...”
Maddie Vogler
“Saxophonist Maddie Vogler explores the small and sometimes complicated intricacies of everyday life with a youthful verve, aided and abetted by her mentor, trumpeter Tito Carrillo.”
Alan Jones
“The variety of material that he performs, and his versatility gives Jones' playing a singularly engaging character.”
Darren Johnston
“...a resourceful improviser who writes vivid, episodic themes.”
Ben Feldman
“He once again made the impression on the audience that they were witnessing something special...”
Brittany Anjou
“Anjou's composition are read as a series of points of view on the art of the trio. It is an anthology of songs both dreamlike and alert, where free-jazz meets Rachmaninoff and electronics.”
Lucas Pino
“That feeling of navigating the unexpected is probably the most exciting part of watching a group like [the No Net Nonet] perform...with all of its members sonically bouncing around, building and expanding upon each other's ideas until a greater sum bursts forth...”
“The most beautiful music I have ever heard on harmonica”
Bad Luck
“Bad Luck's music bears down on you like a cyclone of fire...”
Maddie Vogler
“Saxophonist Maddie Vogler explores the small and sometimes complicated intricacies of everyday life with a youthful verve, aided and abetted by her mentor, trumpeter Tito Carrillo.”
Alan Jones
“The variety of material that he performs, and his versatility gives Jones' playing a singularly engaging character.”
Darren Johnston
“...a resourceful improviser who writes vivid, episodic themes.”
Ben Feldman
“He once again made the impression on the audience that they were witnessing something special...”
Brittany Anjou
“Anjou's composition are read as a series of points of view on the art of the trio. It is an anthology of songs both dreamlike and alert, where free-jazz meets Rachmaninoff and electronics.”
Lucas Pino
“That feeling of navigating the unexpected is probably the most exciting part of watching a group like [the No Net Nonet] perform...with all of its members sonically bouncing around, building and expanding upon each other's ideas until a greater sum bursts forth...”
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