Once again Majamisty Trio offer 21st century, spiritually sublime jazz music.
Nigel J.
Jazz in Europe
Once again Majamisty Trio offer 21st century, spiritually sublime jazz music.
Nigel J.
Jazz in Europe
Just when you think that the world has enough piano trios to be getting on with, a new one comes along to stand proudly in the front row. Its members should be mighty pleased with this fine album. read more
Simon Adams
Jazz Journal, UK
Often an intimate experience and not without a cinematic demeanor, Organic is an eloquent and meticulously textured journey, where the 3 musicians work well off each other’s strengths, leaving the listener elevated, perhaps even euphoric. read more
Take Effect, USA
There’s something incredibly fitting when considering the album’s title, ‘Organic’ – it brings to mind thoughts of ‘purity’ and ‘simplicity’, almost like the music on this release came together through such a natural and effortless process which in of itself is masterful quality. read more
Imran Mirza
Blue in Green radio
Organic bristles with quiet energy and sophistication. The brilliance of the individual musicians, as well as the exquisite synergy within the group, enhance the emotive and cerebral impact of the crystalline and textured compositions. This is the kind of recording that leads to new discoveries with each “spin” hence it is a superlative work of art. Furthermore, it is intelligently uplifting and a much-needed salve for dark days. read more
Hrayr Attarian
All about jazz
Musically placed somewhere in the EST style jazz sphere, there was a translucent beauty in Ms Alvanovic’s playing: her style contemplative as to be expected of a Bill Evans disciple with Lennie Tristano touches evident too in her love of cliché- free solos. read more
Maureen Baker
London Jazz News
Love delivers a strong example of contemporary chamber jazz and what the modern piano trio can achieve.
The New York City Jazz Records
Airy, graceful, intriguing…
Thomas Conrad
Jazz Times
Love is a sophisticated work that retains an emotional rawness, demonstrates a superlative celebration of camaraderie without sacrificing individual artistry. It is a near flawless record that showcases Alvanović as a consummate musician and an accomplished orchestrator. read more
Hrayr Attarian
All About Jazz
Love is the sound of a composer who’s becoming more ambitious and a band that’s growing in confidence. It’s a five-star second album, with some of the loveliest melodies of the year. read more
Bruce Lindsay
All about jazz
A simply beautiful album of glorious melodies, haunting wordless vocals, and delicious edgy cameos blending effortlessly with a perfect trio. read more
Mary James
onlyjazzblog.com
Perhaps nothing so directly captures the album’s dynamic range than this idea of an exceptional journey. read more
Tyran Grillo
All about jazz
Quite dark and Nordic in feel, this music set the hairs on the back of your neck tingling…
Tim Dickeson
Jazzontour, UK
Often melancholic, sometimes exuberant but always enchanting, this album has earned its place next to the best examples of European jazz. read more
Hrayr Attarian
All about jazz
“Seek, so the saying goes, and ye shall find”. But where to look for an exciting new piano trio? The Serbian city of Novi Sad may not seem like the obvious place, but it’s home to Majamisty TriO—whose debut, Mistyland, is evidence of a beautifully creative and original ensemble. read more
Bruce Lindsay
All about jazz
Playing sensitively, sophisticatedly and non-intrusively in the contemplative music style inaugurated by unique Bill Evans, Maja reaches the intellectual and emotional boost, unfortunately, so rare in contemporary jazz.
Slobodan Bobby Arandjelovic, jazz publicist