REVIEW: Kristiana Roemer: House Of Mirrors – All About Jazz

March 27, 2021

By Jerome Wilson, All About Jazz Kristiana Roemer is a young German singer whose voice has a lilt and plush texture reminiscent of Annette Peacock. On this, her first album, she uses her intriguing sound in the service of both conventional jazz tunes and floating, airy pieces which border on art songs. Most of the … Read More

REVIEW: Kristiana Roemer ‘House of Mirrors’ – Off The Tracks

March 8, 2021

By Simon Sweetman, Off The Tracks Born in Germany, educated in both Europe and the United States and raised in a bilingual house, jazz vocalist Kristiana Roemer shows serious chops, great songwriting ideas and subtle envelope-pushing on a debut album that recalls mid-period Joni Mitchell one minute (the opening, title track) and takes me back … Read More

REVIEW: Kristiana Roemer ‘House of Mirrors’ – JAZZIZ Magazine

March 3, 2021

By Jon Garelick, JAZZIZ Some singers grab you as much — maybe more — through their music than their voice. Take Kristiana Roemer. Born in Germany, educated in Europe and the United States, and seasoned as a jazz singer in Brooklyn, Roemer has a warm, lovely voice, phrases intelligently and knows how to float a … Read More

REVIEW: Kristiana Roemer “House Of Mirrors” – Jazz Weekly

November 23, 2020

By George W. Harris, Jazz Weekly Kristiana Roemer writes almost all of the tunes for this album, giving wide eyed moods reminiscent of mid period Joni Mitchell. Supported by Addison Frei/p, Alex Claffy/b, Adam Arruda/dr, Gilad Hekselman-Ben Monder/g, Dayna Stephens/ts and Rogerio Boccato/perc. Read more here.