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REVIEWS

"With this CD I would like to introduce you to an exciting new artist who has transcended the difficulties inherent in those 37 bars and created a beautiful and compelling album."(Vibraphonist Joe Locke)

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"Long Way Home is definitely a trip worth taking." (Kyle Simpler, All About Jazz) full review

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"The airy brightness of his vibes tends to dominate the ensemble sound of this piano-less unit"

(Ken Franckling, Jazz Times magazine)

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"All this study--and much work as a sideman along the way--has come together on his first CD, "Long Way Home". Stream it, buy it, listen to it, and then listen to it again." (Bruce Klauber, The Jazz Scene)

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"Angelakis takes center stage with a mordant and poetic improvisation that becomes a shimmering and heady ballad.” (Hrayr Attarian, All about jazz) full review

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 "A perfect" album, with a special and refined atmosphere, throughout its course, which is further distinguished by its compositional and instrumental power." (Fontas Trousas, Diskoryxeion) full review

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"The feeling of the album "Long Way Home" is completely acoustic and pleasant." (Manthos Giourtzoglou, Keepjazzin) full review

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“Featuring an intriguing and vibrant performance by Dimitris Angelakis, unveiling his harmonious and solo skills on the keyboard and vibraphone.”

City Portal Magazine (Hardgroove Quartet) - Full Review

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"Knowing Dimitris for more than ten years gave me the opportunity to experience how a talented, focused and hard working student becomes a soulful and meaningful professional musician." (Vibraphonist Christos Rafalides)

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"Under his hands, this instrument acquires a particularly melodic, delicate and iridescent sound." (https://news.pn/ru/public/168712)

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"Dimitris is one of the top vibraphone players of his generation. He's really leading the way on our instrument!" (Vibraphonist Tony Miceli)

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"Besides loads of natural talent and a well-developed sense of musicality, Dimitris has a great work ethic and attitude." (Ed Saindon - Berklee College)

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