Chris Dingman

Editor’s Pick

“a work of large ambition and impressive realization”
–JazzTimes

“The results are as evocative as you might hope.”
–Los Angeles Times

“purely and simply, a magnificent album”
–AllMusic.com / iTunes

Editor’s Pick

“Sublime is exactly that—perfectly paced, beautifully performed.”
–DownBeat

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“Dingman successively conjures a natural world, an airy, cerebrally exciting marvel of a place that rewards with multiple listens… Dingman’s suite has much in common thematically with the vivid Americana of Aaron Copland and equally ambitious through-composed music of Pat Metheny and cyclical works of Steve Reich.”
–NYC Jazz Record

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“a special experience for the listener”
–Sequenza 21

“Truly one of the year’s finest recordings in any genre”
–All About Jazz

“unfolding like a story in a gorgeous legato arc… a sonic gem.”
–Stereophile

“an ‘aural feast’ to be savored. Sit down with a fine set of quality headphones and allow yourself to be immersed in Mr. Dingman’s images. You will be renewed.”
–Huffington Post

“there is something otherworldly, mysterious, almost numinous about Dingman’s approach that make his second release as leader one of the freshest and most unusual sounds to reach these ears this year… wherever he finds his sound, what is striking is its utter originality.”
–Irish Times

“Chris Dingman channels his inner John Muir in this beautiful through-composed work.”
–Electronic Musician

Editor’s Pick

“a work of large ambition and impressive realization… meticulously assembled in the service of deep emotion. For Dingman, phenomena of the natural world, like crumbling landscapes in Pinnacles National Park, are personal. So are circles of new redwoods that grow from the roots of deceased redwood trees. His achievement, through music, is to make those natural mysteries and renewals personal for us all.”
–JazzTimes