QUOTES
"
...she is one to watch. The disc’s tribute to Ray Brown is
telling, as Proznick’s approach to the instrument incorporates
Brown’s deliberate but tasty swing ... Proznick is developing
a fine compositional voice, and I will be interested to see where
this quartet goes from here."
Cadence
Proznick
has traditional roots, which you can hear when the band plays the
great Joni Mitchell song Help Me, and the bass solo closely follows
the lines of the melody. Throughout the disc, her sound is warm
and welcoming.
Vancouver Sun
“Jodi
is one of the finest women bassists we've ever heard. In fact she
produces some of the most robust sound from the upright of any player.
She leads a quartet that coalesced during their days at Montreal's
McGill University before branching out on their own. They reunited
while in Vancouver and the results are wonderful. 4 out of 4 stars."
O's Place
"Jodi
reminds me of the better players like Ray Drummond, Peter Washington
and Rufus Reid. She is a wonderful bassist who really digs in and
plays from the heart... when you hear Jodi you don't hear gender."
David Fathead Newman, Coda Magazine interview
"This
album not only an awesome display of Jodi's abilities on the bass,
but an awesome display of the other three musicians as well!"
Radio Adelaide, Australia
"Her
enthusiasm for and joy in playing infuses her music with a spirit
that's infectious and lifts it to another level."
Vancouverjazz.com
"...
a classic, understated approach."
Georgia Straight
AWARDS
•
2008 Juno Award nominee (Traditional Jazz Album
of the Year)
• 2008 National Jazz Award WINNER (Bassist
of the Year)
• 2008 National Jazz Award WINNER (Acoustic
Group of the Year)
• 2008 National Jazz Award WINNER (Album
of the Year)
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