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Priorite
(OA2 Records 22082) - Liam Sillery
Phenomenology
(OA2 Records 22061) - Idit Shner
Tuesday's Blues
(OA2 Records 22046) - Gail Pettis
May I Come In?
(OA2 Records 22038) - Chris Amemiya & Jazz Coalescence
In the Rain Shadow
(OA2 Records 22101) - Steve Owen
Stand Up Eight
(OA2 Records 22100) - Ben Winkelman Trio
The Knife
(OA2 Records 22122)
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Sara Leib
“...a beautiful, natural voice, and she improvises with aplomb, scatting with ease.”
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.”
Charlie Apicella & Iron City
“As a player, Apicella immediately brings to mind Grant Green. He's funky, he's bluesy, and he's not afraid to get dirty at times. Apicella and band have that perfect jazz rapport that allows them to be tight as hell and play off each other beautifully.”
Rich Pellegrin
“Through it all, Pellegrin does as the great pianists do...diving forward to take solos that are by turns florid and cracked, balletic and modern”
Nathan Borton
“Borton makes being a hip, swinging, soulful guitar player, relevant again.”
Mai-Liis
“Mai-Liis has an ability to take life experiences familiar to all and tell them in a musically fresh and honest way, resulting in uniquely crafted songs brought to life by a great set of players.”
Danny Green
“...richly engaging and utterly brilliant...”
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.”
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.”
Lolly Allen
“I could have listened to this exciting group all day. The choice of tunes was tasteful and the execution flawless.”
Kyle Asche
“Asche displays a beautiful sound and a well-developed melodic sense”
Mason Razavi
“...an introspective experience of deeper meaning, his latest offering is a mature rendering of masterful playing and ideas. Razavi is definitely one to watch.”
“...a beautiful, natural voice, and she improvises with aplomb, scatting with ease.”
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.”
Charlie Apicella & Iron City
“As a player, Apicella immediately brings to mind Grant Green. He's funky, he's bluesy, and he's not afraid to get dirty at times. Apicella and band have that perfect jazz rapport that allows them to be tight as hell and play off each other beautifully.”
Rich Pellegrin
“Through it all, Pellegrin does as the great pianists do...diving forward to take solos that are by turns florid and cracked, balletic and modern”
Nathan Borton
“Borton makes being a hip, swinging, soulful guitar player, relevant again.”
Mai-Liis
“Mai-Liis has an ability to take life experiences familiar to all and tell them in a musically fresh and honest way, resulting in uniquely crafted songs brought to life by a great set of players.”
Danny Green
“...richly engaging and utterly brilliant...”
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.”
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.”
Lolly Allen
“I could have listened to this exciting group all day. The choice of tunes was tasteful and the execution flawless.”
Kyle Asche
“Asche displays a beautiful sound and a well-developed melodic sense”
Mason Razavi
“...an introspective experience of deeper meaning, his latest offering is a mature rendering of masterful playing and ideas. Razavi is definitely one to watch.”
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