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All About Jazz’s Chris May writes, “Three years on, the band is even better and George is prominent among the cohort of London rebels who are shaking up and revitalising the British jazz scene.”
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A tremendous accolade for the red-hot alto saxophonist!
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One of the so-called Young Turks of the current British jazz scene, this is the second album recorded by the alto saxophonist, who has already reached the eyes and ears of the American jazz community, being reviewed no less by Down Beat in a recent edition.
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Alto saxophonist brings down the house with her band’s storming performance.
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Hi-Fi News rates ‘The People Could Fly’.
Camilla George’s debut album, Isang, was critically acclaimed back in 2017 and her follow up, The People Could Fly, was released this year. For the EFG London Jazz Festival she had assembled many of the performers who augmented her regular quartet on the album, together with guest kora player Kadialy Kouyate.
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Jazz As Art series invites you to listen to a piece of jazz and as it plays.
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“The People Could Fly’ scores another rave in Stereogum!
Jazzwise Magazine loves the new album, which continues to receive playlist mentions.
“This is the sound of a woman who has already overcome.”
Eddie Myer sings her praises with ‘The People Could Fly’.
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