Rob O. Natasha's rich voice sings to the listener's delight in traditional jazz fashion, surrounded by top name musicians, including her stepfather Stanley Clarke, George Duke and the Bruner brothers, one Stephen Bruner better known as Thundercat. Her interpretations are on mark. Goodbye Porkpie Hat never sounded better. All the ingredients of a timeless recording! Favorite track: Black Narcissus.

ginsing What an amazing talent! I am playing this regularly on The Lowedown 89.7fm. Impressive debut album.

Kim Bach Petersen Natasha Agrama truly is cool on the outside and hot in the middle: The Heart of Infinite Change captures the true essence of jazz charmingly like a spring breeze, truely inspired and so inspiring!

Adam Gillström An amazing record! Everyone involved should be so proud.

pabloheld Incredible album - Thank you for the music Kim!

johannes haage das ma ne Ansage
thx man, incredible! Favorite track: Fog Face.

dldurham715 Kim, you’re a genius man. I really love the music and look forward to hearing more of your new stuff

onetr A strong showing in minimalist classical in its own right, made even more interesting by the fact that this is Pharaoh Sanders' last appearance in music ever.

Side B kicks off with an incredible tear-jerker sequence, hence I put Mov. #6 as my favorite track! :) Favorite track: Movement 6.

Ghuughra I know pundits like to throw around terms like 'breathtaking' and 'transcendent' with all the restraint of a toddler with a can of silly string, but d*mn if I can think of a more fitting set of adjectives.

Don't think I've ever heard anything quite like this. Pharaoh is the type of virtuoso that doesn't need to blow you out with tech to leave you speechless. Got me feeling emotions n sh*t. Favorite track: Movement 7.

luixcampox Masterpiece! .. complex and subtle. Something holds everything togheter, stable, but also there is always change and movement.
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Can't imagine how precise musicians must have been, and what a state of focus required to perform this whole sound trip.
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Beautifull!

davy lazar music for starcrossed lovers

Yuma Uesaka "Major" features the meanest MIDI tenor sax solo in modern history. the rest of the tracks are great, too Favorite track: Major.

Joshua Burgess kim is the fkin man and plays a mean tuba Favorite track: Blues.

Rafael Reyes III I am constantly returning to this album as a meditation and prayer. thank you for this recording. Favorite track: Blessed is The Spot.