Reviews of Dancing in Paris
“With ‘Dancing in Paris,’ Michael Dulin and company have created musical magic, evoking images of a romantic slow dance under the stars in Paris.”
Kathy Parsons, MainlyPiano.com
“Once the silk-smooth saxophone is added, it becomes a complete instrumental smooth jazz masterpiece.”
Keith “MuzikMan” Hannaleck, MuzikMan.net
“a beautiful and incredibly soulful waltz”
“You can almost sense the evening wind of Paris in every note.”
“Dulin’s appeal comes from his ability to make instrumental music feel intimate and accessible without sacrificing musical sophistication.”
Santiago Fontenla, SmoothJazz.club
“It swings, breathes and communicates.”
“Paris may have remained a destination on paper, but through Dulin’s piano, the journey becomes real.”
“It is intelligent music that knows how to communicate.”
“It is romantic without becoming syrupy, sophisticated without lacking commercial values, and polished without losing its soul.”
Garth Thomas, The Hollywood Digest
“warm, intimate, and gracefully energized”
“a strong showcase of Dulin’s ability to make sophisticated piano music feel intimate and accessible.”
“The piano gives the tune its personality; the warmth around it makes the invitation easy to accept.”
“The breezy opening, assured playing, and unhurried momentum are enough.”
“The arrangement is perfect, and almost accessible for radio in a way you don’t hear enough jazz getting through on the airwaves.”
“Every instrument stands out with excellent production clarity, and Dulin puts his musical prowess on display with more passion than ever on this classy instrumental love song about Paris.”