Max Nagl

When music is so perfume-soaked, marked with such imagery, haunted by history,and pierced through and through with trembling and chills, it lays bare its own humility. And in doing so, enchants us. This is none other than a reflection of our own humanity. A reflection that, at the hand of these gifted musicians, becomes a little more desperate,and at the same time, a little more beautiful too. — Alex Dutilh, chief editor of "Jazzman"