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LondonJazz News’ Adrian Pallant writes, “A release to make the heart leap, alto saxophonist Allison Neale’s Quietly There summons so many early jazz memories, especially the soft, balmy tone of Paul Desmond and the mellifluous (tenor) phrasing of Stan Getz.”
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The FT’ Mike Hobart writes, “there is a steely centre to her wispy tonal palette and the melodies she conjures from deep within make her music sound remarkably fresh.”
The Arts Desk’s Sebastian Scotney gives a big Thumbs Up!
Hi-Fi News & Record Review magazine selects ‘Quietly There’ as the top choice for the month!
Jazz Journal’s Brian Payne writes, “In today’s often tuneless and unmelodic landscape, Allison Neale’s new album is a real breath of fresh air. And the more you listen to it the better it gets.”
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LondonJazz News’ Adrian Pallant writes, “a release to make the heart leap.”
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Song Bar writes, “serene and sophisticated, understated and delicate.”
The jazz Mann’s Ian Mann writes, “A very classy piece of work. The quartet perform flawlessly throughout and Neale has absorbed her influences to develop a cool alto sound that is very much her own.”
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—Ian Mann
Marlbank describes the album as a “very neat and precise trip down memory lane.”
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The Times’ Chris Pearson writes, “British reserve meets California cool.”
