a deep uncompromising journey into Jazzland new territory, Eberson's unmistakable guitar "personality", trademark themes of the tallest order, this time round accompanied by two distinct jazz generations - the créme de la méme of both old school Norwegian jazz and it's new breed key players.

On board for this new release, Jon Eberson has utilised the fresh young talents of vocalist Beate Slettevold Lech, Jazzland's vocalist discovery, famed for her recent hipper-than-thou excursions as "Beady Belle" - as well as Nils Petter Molvær's maestro of the decks, Norway's leading turntablist, DJ Strangefruit.

Not that this album should just be seen as just another exercise in fusion, no - Jon Eberson has managed to make things work, comfortably and successfully. Eight sublime pieces, his performances sounding fresher that ever, with a confident delivery perfect for fans of his much celebrated past, and new listeners akin to the Jazzland philosophy of taking things to places others try, but fail to reach!

Perfect for a late-night cinematic drive through Oslo jazz-ambiences, melodic and astute as ever. Norwegian jazz doesn't get much better than this. a select outing of Jazzland post-millennium urban sounds, song and jazz excursions with a solid foundation provided by of one of jazz-guitar's eminent figures out there freestyling, and ready to go.