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Carrie Wicks
“What a surprise her voice is: individualistic and alluring at the same time.”
Juli Wood
“Wood, after all, owns a big and burly tone on tenor, her husky sound, deep rhythmic accents and prolific phrasemaking consistently commanding attention.”
Shelly Rudolph
“A honey-glazed throat to send chills up and down your spine.”
Karen Marguth
“Her music is the work of a singer with a swift, light voice and the mobility and diction to roll like a Zephyr over the tongue-twisting speed bumps of a vocalese piece. She swings fiercely with her band, and she scats with a proper abandon.”
Markus Rutz
“...a tuneful, rhythmically sly twist on mainstream jazz...Rutz has a big, dark tone and a fluid ease to his phrasing that makes him seem relaxed even when unleashing a volley of 16th notes...”
Unhinged Sextet
“...a first-class collection of modern jazz, with strong playing and exciting, varied original compositions.”
John Stowell
“John Stowell plays jazz, but he doesn't use any of the cliches; he has an incredible originality. John is a master creator.”
Darden Purcell
“...a rich and swinging affair, with powerful, impeccably performed arrangements...Music full of joy...”
Todd DelGiudice
“Highly improbable sax hero, bright, lush, and never sketchy.”
Libby York
“...a jazz singer of cool composure and artful subtlety...”
Hans Luchs
“With his engaging debut as a leader in Time Never Pauses, Chicago guitarist Hans Luchs offers up an intriguing batch of well-crafted originals and two delightfully reinterpreted standards.”
“What a surprise her voice is: individualistic and alluring at the same time.”
Juli Wood
“Wood, after all, owns a big and burly tone on tenor, her husky sound, deep rhythmic accents and prolific phrasemaking consistently commanding attention.”
Shelly Rudolph
“A honey-glazed throat to send chills up and down your spine.”
Karen Marguth
“Her music is the work of a singer with a swift, light voice and the mobility and diction to roll like a Zephyr over the tongue-twisting speed bumps of a vocalese piece. She swings fiercely with her band, and she scats with a proper abandon.”
Markus Rutz
“...a tuneful, rhythmically sly twist on mainstream jazz...Rutz has a big, dark tone and a fluid ease to his phrasing that makes him seem relaxed even when unleashing a volley of 16th notes...”
Unhinged Sextet
“...a first-class collection of modern jazz, with strong playing and exciting, varied original compositions.”
John Stowell
“John Stowell plays jazz, but he doesn't use any of the cliches; he has an incredible originality. John is a master creator.”
Darden Purcell
“...a rich and swinging affair, with powerful, impeccably performed arrangements...Music full of joy...”
Todd DelGiudice
“Highly improbable sax hero, bright, lush, and never sketchy.”
Libby York
“...a jazz singer of cool composure and artful subtlety...”
Hans Luchs
“With his engaging debut as a leader in Time Never Pauses, Chicago guitarist Hans Luchs offers up an intriguing batch of well-crafted originals and two delightfully reinterpreted standards.”
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