“It’s her most ambitious project yet — a sweeping set of jazz with Afro-Caribbean influences that funnels a life’s worth of experiences into an hourlong listen.” – The New York Times

“the kind of convincing panache listeners would just follow anywhere.” – NPR

« Garcia’s solo calmly navigates it all: fiery and supple, dizzying and lyrical. You can hear how she’s garnered comparisons to the greats: Dexter Gordon, Sonny Rollins, Gary Bartz. » – Pitchfork

“blossoms with determined verve, inviting us all to take a moment and ‘think about what makes each of us joyful.’” – The FADER

« Featuring agile illuminations of, among others, Scarlatti, Chopin, Bill Evans, George Gershwin, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Stevie Wonder, Thelonious Monk, Corea, his ageless touch and positivity on full display” – All Music

“Corea investigates the work of composers who have left an indelible mark on his life—and music across genres.” – DownBeat

“’Children’s Song No. 10’…  expresses a range of tonal colors within its compact frame.” – WBGO.org

« Richmond group Butcher Brown blend jazz and hip hop on their hypnotic, psychedelic new single. »  – BrooklynVegan

“There are a lot of dope influences in this song that I never would’ve thought to mix, but it all comes together really well. This is some of the most unique jazz » – Focus HipHop

“Demolishing the lines between jazz and hip-hop, they let the two forms intermingle as club entities, a free-flowing conversation between eras.” – Clash