"A sophisticated and hip debut... from a fresh voice full of potential" - Mark F. Turner, AllAboutJazz.com

"A debut brimming with bold statements, labyrinthine constructs and strong rhythmic undercurrents, marking Wetmore as one to watch out for in the future." - Dan Bilawsky, AllAboutJazz.com

"A brilliant offering from a fresh new voice that will have heads turning in no time.... A flawless work." - CriticalJazz.com

"Delightful.... Fills the gap between winding down and chilling out." - Midwest Record

"Tom Wetmore’s leader debut is quintessentially chill. It’s surely a contemporary take on jazz, but don’t call it smooth--at least not when alto saxophonist Jaleel Shaw is blowing torrid double-time solos… or when the leader is shuffling counterpoint lines like a casino card dealer.... A two-guitar frontline of Brad Williams and Justin Sabaj, alongside either Shaw or Eric Neveloff on sax, helps create Wetmore’s shimmering signature sound of interlocking motifs.... This is a unique and strangely affecting first effort." - Bill Milkowski, JazzTimes