Daniel Bennett Group
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June 22 - Funky Monkey Cafe
130 Elm St, Cheshire, CT
Daniel Bennett Group
CONNECTICUT CD RELEASE!
7:30pm - 9:30pm

June 29 - Tomi Jazz
239 East 53rd St, New York, NY
Daniel Bennett Group
8pm - 10:30pm

July 5 - New Leaf Restaurant
1 Margaret Corbin Dr, New York, NY
Daniel Bennett Group
7pm - 10pm

July 10 - Metropolitan Room
34 West 22nd St, New York, NY
Daniel Bennett Group
NYC CD RELEASE!
9:30pm (Doors at 9pm)

July 13 - The Grove
691 Pompton Ave, Cedar Grove, NJ
Bennett with David Grossman

July 17 - The Beehive
541 Tremont St, Boston, MA
Daniel Bennett Group
BOSTON CD RELEASE!
9pm-1am

July 25 - Brielle Public Library
610 South St, Brielle, NJ
Daniel Bennett Group
NEW JERSEY CD RELEASE!
7pm

July 27 - Tomi Jazz
239 East 53rd St, New York, NY
Daniel Bennett Group
8pm - 10:30pm

August 21 - Hudson Guild
441 West 26th St, New York, NY
Daniel Bennett Group

September 26 - Guastavino's
409 East 59th St, New York, NY
Daniel Bennett Group 
at Eric Carle Museum of Picture
Book Art awards show




 



"The instrumentation takes one to a magical place. It's bright and airy."
- Jazz N Pop (Click HERE for full article)


"To counteract jazz excess while still delving into 
deep improvisations, Bennett draws on the inspiration
of folk music and the classic American minimalism of 
Steve Reich, Philip Glass, and Terry Riley."
- Boston Phoenix (
Click HERE for full article)

"Saxophonist Daniel Bennett makes hay with an airy 
approach that's buoyant enough to conjure notions of 
East African guitar riffs and Steve Reich's pastoral 
repetition."
- Village Voice (Click HERE for full article)

"Saxist Daniel Bennett airs his lilting, potentially 
hypnotic compositions"
- Timeout New York (Click HERE for full article)


"Entertaining and Complex"
Josep Pedro - All About Jazz (Click HERE for full article)


"The New England Conservatory-trained multi-reedman is
quickly gaining a reputation as a composer who combines
folkloric elements with the minimalist chord progressions
of Steve Reich and Philip Glass, yielding music that is fresh,
accessible, and just a bit quirky."
- Jazz Police (Click HERE for full article)


 "Bennett takes his unique brand of trance-like improvised
soundscapes to sublime new heights."
- Best Saxophone Website Ever Blog (Click HERE for full article)

"Performing jazz that's diametrically opposed to most of the
jazz of the Downtown scene... Not like any other horn player
out of NYC."
Something Else Reviews (Click HERE for full article)


"Bennett has a genius for creating immediately affecting melodies,
which the group then develops into small masterpieces"
- Bruce Lindsay - All About Jazz (Click HERE for full article)


"Clockhead Goes to Camp might be the first genuine musical equivalent to
a Wes Anderson film." - Between Sound & Space (Click
HERE for article)


"Daniel Bennett's Peace and Stability Among Bears is one of the most disctinctive and charming recordings I've heard in some time."
- The Big City Blog (Click HERE for full article)
"An indie rock vibe develops into African moods, as Bennett's alto presents his characteristic light and talkative sound." 
- Simon Harper - All About Jazz (Click HERE for full article)

"Daniel Bennett should make people sit up and take notice with this release.  Defying strict or standard categorization, Bennett is charting his own musical path."
- Digital Jazz News (Click HERE for full article)


"Peace and Stability Among Bears is one of the coolest and most accessible jazz albums in years."
  
 

- Muzik Reviews (Click HERE for full article)


"Daniel Bennett, who moved to Manhattan after graduating from the New England Conservatory in 2004, has quickly found his own voice amidst the sea of aspiring jazz virtuosos."
- The Star-Ledger (Click HERE for full article)


"A marvelously hypnotic musical trip that will speak to the jazz enthusiast, as well as the casual listener."
- The Dirty Lowdown Blog (Click HERE for full article)


"Bennett has a cooler, limpid tone that forcefully articulates the shifting rhythmic permutations at hand."
- Gapplegate Music Review (Click HERE for full article)


"Bennett advances a sweet consonant voice that cultivates a blithesome and intimate performance on Peace and Stability Among Bears."
- Matthew Voss Jazz Blog (Click HERE for full article)


"Interlocking rhythmic patterns, with sudden stop-shifts in time signatures overlaid by swirling melodies.  These building blocks call to mind minimalist composers like Steve Reich."
- Jeff Dayton-Johnson - All About Jazz (Click HERE for full article)