Poiesis – Copperfly/Subcontinental Records
… ethereal, expansive and thoughtful … this is improvisation at its finest.
Fiona Mactaggart – London Jazz News
Tout simplement Magnifique.
Roland Torres – Silence and Sound
… a singular and enthralling experience.
Stefan Bocioaca – JazzWorldQuest
Will of the People – CopperlyCAT003
The trio demonstrate deep understanding of each other’s sound, and an ability to merge the textural and noise of certain schools of improvisation with more harmonic passages, full of feeling and depth.
The anxious and frustrated expectancy of the unknown.
Medbøe | Halle | Malling – Hvor En Var Baen – CopperlyCAT002
Det er meditativ og sanselig jazz. Det bølger frem i mødet mellem den alsiske nationaldigter og en kompromisløs jazztrio. De har lavet en stærkt anbefalelsesværdig plade. [It’s meditative and sensuous jazz. It meets in the swell of the meeting of the Alsisk national poet and a compromise-free jazz trio. They have made a highly recommended album] – Niels Overgaard, Jazz og Vinyl
Tindrende smuk, beåndet og eftertænksom musik. [Utterly beautiful, soulful and thought provoking music] – Martin Loft, LoftsKammer
Like sketches or movements from a classical suite, the tunes are brief while encapsulating some spirited melodies which are played with sensitivity and restraint. – Fred Neighbour, UK Vibe
Haftor Medbøe | Jacob Karlzon – CopperlyCAT001
“Medboe and Karlzon have established an intimate, ego-less rapport.” – Ian Mann, Jazz Mann
“If there is only space in your collection for one more then it really should be this one.” – Nick Lea, Jazz Views
“[A] rich musical landscape, where tradition and modernity, national and foreign blend together in original masterpieces.” – Stefan Bocioaca, Jazz World Quest
Det er beroligende jazz af den smukkeste slags. Der hvor tiden står stille. Der hvor nat og dag smelter sammen. [Soothing jazz of the most beautiful kind. Where time stands still. Where night and day melt together.] – Niels Overgård, Jazznyt
“Elegantly spare to the point of delicious evaporation.“ – Graham Reid, Elsewhere