New York City Jazz Record, May 2022 Vox News article, mention of Kristen Lee Sergeant’s Falling – Page 11 Review by Russ Musto – Alex ‘Apolo’ Ayala – Bámbula – Page 14 Recommended New Releases Column by Andrey Henkin – Dave Brubeck Trio – Live From Vienna 1967 – Page 14 Review by Phil Freeman … Read More
by Matt Silver, WRTI If, as a Brubeck fan, all that sounds discomfiting to you, recall the old master’s advice cited above. Zaleski has, and I suspect Brubeck would find Our Time a fine execution of the lessons he sought to impart. Read the feature here.
By Jerome Wilson, All About Jazz Saxophonist Mark Zaleski actually studied at the Dave Brubeck Institute and got to know Brubeck and his wife Iola. This set of all Brubeck compositions mostly keeps their framework intact but reshapes them in intriguing ways. Read this review here.
By Tom Stevens, Take Effect The saxophonist Mark Zaleski pays homage to his mentor, Dave Brubeck, across these 7 tracks, where Jon Bean, Mark Cocheo, Danny Weller, Oscar Suchanek, Michael Mayo, and his brother, Glenn Zaleski, put a modern twist on old songs. Read this review here.
by Jim Hynes, Making A Scene “Brubeck was ahead of his time in so many ways, but not enough people recognize that side of his artistry. Zaleski and company not only give his material shine, but they give it an edge that should draw more listeners to these great compositions.” Read the full review here.
Celebrated saxophonist Mark Zaleski announces the release of his third studio recording with the Mark Zaleski Band, Our Time: Reimagining Dave Brubeck, Out September 17th via Origin Records Origin Records is proud to announce the September 17, 2021 release of Our Time: Reimagining Dave Brubeck, a momentous recording from the Mark Zaleski Band – a … Read More
