NEW YORK CITY JAZZ RECORD: Alex Conde, Samara Joy, Generations Quartet, Charnett Moffett & Mehmet Ali Sanlıkol Featured in July 2021 Issue

June 28, 2021

Reviews by Alex Henderson, Scott Yanow, Jim Motavalli Feature by Suzanne Lorge Several LLP artists were reviewed and featured in the most recent July 2021 issue of The New York City Jazz Record. Reviews of Mehmet Ali Sanlıkol‘s The Rise Up, Alex Conde‘s Descarga for Bud, Charnett Moffett‘s New Love, and the Generations Quartet‘s Invitation … Read More

REVIEW: Mehmet Ali Sanlikol’s ‘The Rise Up: Stories of Strife, Struggle and Inspiration’ – Jazzword

January 16, 2021

by Ken Waxman, Jazzword “A complex but not complicated work The Rise Up is a tripartite orchestral tone poem dealing with Sufi, Sephardic Jewish and Muslim Middle Eastern history with American soprano saxophone master Dave Liebman as chief soloist. With each section divided into three parts, Turkish-American composer Mehmet Ali Sanlıkol’s score melds scraps of … Read More

REVIEW: Mehmet Ali Sanlikol’s “The Rise Up” – Jazz Magazine

November 9, 2020

by Franck Bergerot, Jazz Magazine Novelty. In 2017, Dave Liebman commissioned the Turkish composer Mehmet Ali Sanlikol for an orchestral work as a continuation of “Sketches of Spain” (arranged by Gil Evans for Miles Davis derived from the flamenco tradition),  but starting from Sephardic and Turkish traditions. Sanlikol has divided his work into three stories. … Read More

Midwest Records Reviewed 14 LLP Artists

August 27, 2020

By Chris Spector, Midwest Records REGINA CARTER FREEDOM BAND/Swing States Harmony in the Battleground: Chop wise, Carter is a player you can’t argue with. The resume is too long to reprint when you can Google it. Politically, she’s a force of nature that power’s a Republican’s worst nightmare. Read all this reviews here.