rikm "Absolute Zero" finds Moses Boyd stretching the boundaries of his past sounds and styles, expanding the vibe and investigating new musical vistas.

Boyd's ability and inherent musicality shines through on these tracks, explorations informed and guided by a strong sense of groove and an immense talent.

42894 Just saw you on NPR and loved so I bought this to start.

IAmRevEvil love the vocals Favorite track: Nobody Makes Money.

murphious The dude puts his soul into songs, great blues/funk/prog(?) Favorite track: Night Has Turned to Day.

WiLV A tune I couldn't like without as soon as I heard it. Thick, crunchy and funky. Favorite track: Yegle Nesh.

Andrew Jervis Max Whitefield is a genius, Hailu Mergia a legend, this is gold. HRIYL Mulatu, Sahel Sounds, etc... Favorite track: Yegle Nesh.

Thomas Gelfer It’s been 10 years since Starfire was released and it still sounds futuristic. Motorik beats, every juicy synth tone you can imagine, thumping bass, and killer horns all add up to a truly special listening experience. Check back in another decade and I guarantee you this album will still kick ass. Favorite track: Oban.

Oblaky Landing in an unknown city, little is familiar. An overpowering sense of immensity without familiarity. Chaos with potential and hope for opportunities. With every listen, patterns, predictability and experience emerge, as you chart your map through this new landscape. You conquer fear, chaos turns into familiarity. Trust well placed. With each listen, this album becomes an experience in which excitement from the new grows into something even more immensely rewarding as patterns become familiar. Favorite track: Oban.

freejazzy No surprise these songs have been written under the influence of a steady big city pulse. The esthetic is there, the musical ideas evolve inexorably to an open end. Favorite track: Starfire.