Peter Erskine & The JAM Music Lab All-Stars
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ReSurgence
“Owen opens up the music to the rafters...as yearning becomes these tremendous bursts of dynamic drama, form, and splendor.”
Makaya McCraven
“The city's most dynamic young drummer.”
Maja Jaku
“Austrian vocalist Maja Jaku sings with power, magic, depth, and a striking emotional range—a sound both timeless and vibrant.”
Kenny Davis
“At a time when many artists are distancing themselves from the American tradition, Kenny Davis remains reverential yet unmistakably modern.”
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.”
Dave Liebman
“While others of his '60s generation have fallen off their ambition, Liebman has remained dogged about composition and trying different styles...he's a fighter.”
Jared Sims
“One of the most exciting saxophonists and band leaders I have heard in a long time.”
Jim Ridl
“Jim Ridl is a brilliant and imaginative pianist whose music is true to his North Dakota origins while firmly rooted in the jazz tradition.”
Doug Scarborough
“...Some of the most interesting, original music coming from anybody in a long, long time.”
Alon Farber Hagiga
“...a fantastic find...Such is Farber's brilliance as a songwriter and arranger—he takes the best from each of the traditions he calls upon, uniting a wide array of colors towards the common end of an exciting, celebratory music.”
Collier & Dean
“Speaking of technical brilliance, the show was opened by an impressive set by vibraphonist Tom Collier and electric bassist Dan Dean.”
“Owen opens up the music to the rafters...as yearning becomes these tremendous bursts of dynamic drama, form, and splendor.”
Makaya McCraven
“The city's most dynamic young drummer.”
Maja Jaku
“Austrian vocalist Maja Jaku sings with power, magic, depth, and a striking emotional range—a sound both timeless and vibrant.”
Kenny Davis
“At a time when many artists are distancing themselves from the American tradition, Kenny Davis remains reverential yet unmistakably modern.”
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.”
Dave Liebman
“While others of his '60s generation have fallen off their ambition, Liebman has remained dogged about composition and trying different styles...he's a fighter.”
Jared Sims
“One of the most exciting saxophonists and band leaders I have heard in a long time.”
Jim Ridl
“Jim Ridl is a brilliant and imaginative pianist whose music is true to his North Dakota origins while firmly rooted in the jazz tradition.”
Doug Scarborough
“...Some of the most interesting, original music coming from anybody in a long, long time.”
Alon Farber Hagiga
“...a fantastic find...Such is Farber's brilliance as a songwriter and arranger—he takes the best from each of the traditions he calls upon, uniting a wide array of colors towards the common end of an exciting, celebratory music.”
Collier & Dean
“Speaking of technical brilliance, the show was opened by an impressive set by vibraphonist Tom Collier and electric bassist Dan Dean.”
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