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(OA2 Records 22082) - Liam Sillery
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Francesco Crosara
“A pianist who originally hails from Italy, Crosara is well-versed in bop lore, and his delicate flow might indicate a debt to Bill Evans.”
William Flynn
“The mention of Wichita inevitably recalls the title of the Pat Metheny/Lyle Mays composition (and album) 'As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls.' In this case it is an apt comparison, as Flynn's music shares similar bucolic atmosphere and song-like melodicism.”
Phil Parisot
“An inspired and quirkily orchestral timekeeper who comes up with a startling number of fresh ideas per tune.”
Hashem Assadullahi
“I put this album on in the car and didn't take it out for days - reveling in the subtle surprises inherent in the compositions.... Thoughtful music, with energetic bursts; I can't wait to hear more from these exciting young players.”
Lary Barilleau & The Latin Jazz Collective
“...Mr. Barilleau transforms his music into masterful musical murals and diaphanous canvases which carry a very special imprimatur.”
Seth Lewis
“In the time I spent working with him, he has proven himself to be a very dedicated, hard working, and talented bassist. His playing is on an advanced level of the instrument, and his potential is limitless.”
Will Goble
“Mr. Goble delivers a gem...original and fresh...”
Owen Chen
“The arrangement was tender, almost aching, and it carried so much nostalgia that you could feel the whole room go quiet. It was the kind of song that makes your chest hurt in the best way, reminding you of being younger and feeling way too many feelings for the first time.”
Ben Haugland
“...a mature, substantive improviser...”
“A pianist who originally hails from Italy, Crosara is well-versed in bop lore, and his delicate flow might indicate a debt to Bill Evans.”
William Flynn
“The mention of Wichita inevitably recalls the title of the Pat Metheny/Lyle Mays composition (and album) 'As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls.' In this case it is an apt comparison, as Flynn's music shares similar bucolic atmosphere and song-like melodicism.”
Phil Parisot
“An inspired and quirkily orchestral timekeeper who comes up with a startling number of fresh ideas per tune.”
Hashem Assadullahi
“I put this album on in the car and didn't take it out for days - reveling in the subtle surprises inherent in the compositions.... Thoughtful music, with energetic bursts; I can't wait to hear more from these exciting young players.”
Lary Barilleau & The Latin Jazz Collective
“...Mr. Barilleau transforms his music into masterful musical murals and diaphanous canvases which carry a very special imprimatur.”
Seth Lewis
“In the time I spent working with him, he has proven himself to be a very dedicated, hard working, and talented bassist. His playing is on an advanced level of the instrument, and his potential is limitless.”
Will Goble
“Mr. Goble delivers a gem...original and fresh...”
Owen Chen
“The arrangement was tender, almost aching, and it carried so much nostalgia that you could feel the whole room go quiet. It was the kind of song that makes your chest hurt in the best way, reminding you of being younger and feeling way too many feelings for the first time.”
Ben Haugland
“...a mature, substantive improviser...”
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