“Holler Serenade does what Rose set out to do – it brings Asheville and New York into the same room and lets them find each other.” – Tim Larsen, Jazz Views
“The first original song of guitarist Adam Rose’s album dances into my listening room with joy and happiness brightening my space. It’s called ‘Sailing on the Potomac.’ This is contemporary jazz at its best.” -Dee Dee McNeil, MakingAScene.org
“Stylishness and quality are timeless, and this album has both in plentiful supply.” -Jazz Journal
“Embraces risk from the very first notes.” -Thierry De Clemensat, Paris-Move
“Rose shows that the Blue Ridge mountains can be an inspiration for hot jazz” – Jazz Weekly
“Light and airy flow, almost ‘butter soft’ sounding, a delicately percussive touch” – Wolfgang Giese, musikansich.de, Germany
“A statement of intent built on the present…born from the intersection of different musical languages” -Jazzinfamily.com, Italy
“combines lyrical lines, faster virtuosic ideas, pentatonic flows and feel good vibes” Az Samad, azsamadlesson.com, Malaysia
