All About Jazz’s Chris May selects Ubuntu’s Camilla George/The People Could Fly’ as one of the 20 definitive BLM albums.
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INTERVIEW--Camilla George: Warrior Charge
All About Jazz’s Chris May writes, “Three years on, the band is even better and George is prominent among the cohort of London rebels who are shaking up and revitalising the British jazz scene.”
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REVIEW: Camilla George – The People Could Fly
“Camilla George does an excellent job highlighting the resilient nature of black people while contributing to the dissemination and legacy of these folktales.”
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Camilla George & Helena Kay's Albums Chosen as Best of 2018!!!
Morning Star Newspaper Gives Heaps of praise!
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USA's Stereogum Chooses Camilla's 'The People Could Fly' as Top 10 Jazz Album of 2018
A tremendous accolade for the red-hot alto saxophonist!
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UK Vibe Review: Camilla George 'The People Could Fly' LP/CD (Ubuntu Music)
One of the so-called Young Turks of the current British jazz scene, this is the second album recorded by the alto saxophonist, who has already reached the eyes and ears of the American jazz community, being reviewed no less by Down Beat in a recent edition.
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Camilla George Featured in Jazz as Art!
Jazz As Art series invites you to listen to a piece of jazz and as it plays.
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Camilla Earns Another Top Review!
Jazzwise Magazine loves the new album, which continues to receive playlist mentions.
“This is the sound of a woman who has already overcome.”
The Jazz Mann Loves Camilla!!!
“She once again impresses as both an instrumentalist and a composer, while simultaneously broadening her musical horizons. It’s another impressive offering from one of the rising stars of British jazz.” — Ian Mann
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