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Erik Skov
“Delighting in some Zen ambiguity that works its way into the grooves, this is music of discovery that never signals it's left turns ahead of time but keeps you paying rapt attention...”
Steve Williams & Jazz Nation
“Killer stuff throughout...”
Mark Quint
“Mark Quint is a singer/songwriter that brings to mind other vocalists in the jazz realm such as Mark Murphy, Kurt Elling, Bob Dorough, Mose Allison, Dave Frishberg, and especially to this listener, Michael Franks.”
Kronomorfic
“Kronomorfic synthesizes the ancient to the future...despite the inherent complexity of the music, the listener is left only to ponder the incredible beauty.”
Greg Duncan
“Duncan's writing is so hip...”
Tom Dempsey
“...inventive, straight ahead and swinging. (Dempsey) shows how creative the modern mainstream of jazz remains in the 21st century.”
Jeff Johnson
“Johnson's a shadow boxer who doesn't support a soloist as much as he challenges him.”
Gail Pettis
“Gail goes from strength to strength, performing a winning, crowd-involving style of vocal jazz.”
David Borgo
“Borgo has the history of the music down pat... He touches on the past, teases with the future, but mainly speaks in the present tense.”
“Delighting in some Zen ambiguity that works its way into the grooves, this is music of discovery that never signals it's left turns ahead of time but keeps you paying rapt attention...”
Steve Williams & Jazz Nation
“Killer stuff throughout...”
Mark Quint
“Mark Quint is a singer/songwriter that brings to mind other vocalists in the jazz realm such as Mark Murphy, Kurt Elling, Bob Dorough, Mose Allison, Dave Frishberg, and especially to this listener, Michael Franks.”
Kronomorfic
“Kronomorfic synthesizes the ancient to the future...despite the inherent complexity of the music, the listener is left only to ponder the incredible beauty.”
Greg Duncan
“Duncan's writing is so hip...”
Tom Dempsey
“...inventive, straight ahead and swinging. (Dempsey) shows how creative the modern mainstream of jazz remains in the 21st century.”
Jeff Johnson
“Johnson's a shadow boxer who doesn't support a soloist as much as he challenges him.”
Gail Pettis
“Gail goes from strength to strength, performing a winning, crowd-involving style of vocal jazz.”
David Borgo
“Borgo has the history of the music down pat... He touches on the past, teases with the future, but mainly speaks in the present tense.”
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