Weather or Not reviewed as “a high water mark for contemporary jazz” by Midwest Record Entertainment

On February 20th, Midwest Record Entertainment posted the following review of Weather or Not, which is the upcoming Gerry Gibbs & Thrasher People album being released on February 24th: 
“WHALING CITY SOUND 
GERRY GIBBS & THRASHER PEOPLE/Weather or Not: Gibbs has long convinced us he’s one of the driving wheel/spark plugs of contemporary jazz and here he feels the need to drive the point home on a twofer that is packed to the gills with plenty of stuff to blow your mind.. The disc opens with his new band doing a trio take on Weather Report. The other disc is back to his originals that he’s been keeping in hiding for years. The drummer that knows how to give everyone else some takes it to the next level of the game on this tour de force that’ll simply blow your ears wide open. Not a false note in the bunch, this is a high water mark for contemporary jazz. Hot stuff.”
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New review of Gerry Gibbs & Thrasher People’s upcoming album Weather or Not

New review of Gerry Gibbs & Thrasher People’s upcoming album Weather or Not

On February 17th, S. Victor Aaron of Something Else Reviews reviewed Gerry Gibbs & Thrasher People’s upcoming album Weather or Not, which is due to be released on February 24th.

“The common threads running through all of these tracks are Gibbs’ consistent ability to construct compositions that are both accessible and refined, and the Thrasher People performing them with a lot of fearless, fresh savvy.”

– S. Victor Aaron, Something Else Reviews

Read the full review here.

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O’s Place Jazz Newsletter dubs Summer Breeze as “a memorable and well-balanced set”

O’s Place Jazz Newsletter dubs Summer Breeze as “a memorable and well-balanced set”

Oscar from O’s Place Jazz Newsletter has reviewed Greg Murphy’s Summer Breeze as follows:
“This is an upbeat jovial set with pianist Greg Murphy leading the charge backed by bassist Eric Wheeler and Kush Abadey on drums. Malou Beauvoir provides vocals on “Sophisticated Lady” with a strong solo from trumpeter Josh Evans. She also sings the R&B infused “A Reason To Smile” with brass accompaniment by Jay Rodriguez (sax) and Corey Wilcox (tb) along with the classic title track. Evans mesmerizes us on “Fall” making Summer Breeze a memorable and well-balanced set.”

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