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http://www.jsojazzscene.org/CDReviews/201107_CDReviews.htm Here’s a New York-based big band led by Toronto-born Jamieson. Most of the album consists of his original writing for this ensemble, and it is varied in tempo, mood and style. I liked the linear feeling of “Song for Anna” and the “rush” of “Sudden Appearance.” The originals are surrounded by the opener, a very dissonant “Alone Together,” and the closer, a richly harmonic version of “Smile.”

http://www.popmatters.com/pm/review/142293-daniel-jamiesons-danjam-orchestra-sudden-appearance/ Click here to read John Garratt’s review of our CD!

Check out Bill Milkowski’s complementary review of our CD! http://www.oa2records.com/oa2/reviews/review.php?ReviewID=377 From a radical reinvention of “Alone Together” to the lushly orchestrated “Calming” and the burnings Liebman protege Daniel Jamieson shows great promise as an arranger-composer-bandleader on his ambitious debut. Jamieson’s company shines as well: Veteran drummer John Riley underscores solos by bassist Justin Gray and guitarist Nils Weinhold on “Calmin

http://www.jeffreymorgan.info/2011.06.12_arch.html#1307894463522 An amazing review of our CD in Jeffrey Morgan’s Media Blackout. Check it out! CINEMATIC PLATTER OF THE WEEK: Daniel Jamieson’s Danjam Orchestra – Sudden Appearance (OA2) :: From Clint Eastwood’s Sudden Impact to JCVD’s Sudden Death , it’s long been a proven scientific fact that anything with the word “Sudden” in its title is bound to be a bona fide hit—a

Another great review of our CD in Japanese!! http://blog-shinjuku-jazz.diskunion.net/Entry/7317/

Click here to read John Terauds review of our CD! http://www.thestar.com/article/995774