PRESS
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"A Very ChimyTina Christmas is truly Christmas music done right."”
— Sébastien Hélary, NextBop.com
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"Her voice seems to work in any context, with any partners, on any song. Maybe there’s a song out there that Martina DaSilva can’t sing, or someone whom she can’t sing with, but I’d have to think hard to find them."
— Wil Friedwald, The New York Sun
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"DaSilva’s original compositions “Twin Flame” and “My Universe” present an ethereal theme to the release, and demonstrate her stunning acuity for composition."
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"The starkness of the performance, and the entire collection, is as bracing as cold air."
— C. Michael Bailey, about Constellations, AllAboutJazz.com
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"Rarely will you hear a vocalist deliver such engaging, honest renditions as DaSilva does."
— Matt Helm, La Reserve Records
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"DaSilva inhabits the songs as such that her own personal signature tends to transcend genre"
— Selwyn Harris, Jazzwise
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"It takes astute musicality–and some bravery–for a vocalist to consistently traverse songs' musical maps and side journeys with just a bass. Martina DaSilva is that rare kind of artist."
— Rob Lester, Talkin’ Broadway
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"Martina’s choice of repertoire is perfect and she throws in a couple of original songs including “Twin Flame” and “My Universe.” Both are well-written and superbly delivered"
— DeeDee McNeil, Musical Memoirs
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"I am hitting click to toss the whole record onto my playlist for the year."
— Connor Ratlif, The Rolling Stone
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"Constellations is a welcomed return to ChimyTina's musical ethos, with thoughtful arrangements and original compositions that, threaded with cosmic themes of the outer world, offer audiences a soulful journey through the inner world of this innovative, of-the-moment musical duo."
— Chloe Rabinowitz, Broadway World
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"The vocalist Martina DaSilva and the bassist Dan Chmielinski are two 20-somethings with flexible chops, a gut-level creative connection and an expansive view of the Christmas songbook"
— Giovanni Russonello, The New York Times
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"Sensational, young jazz players are emerging with each season"
— Michael Katsobashvili, Vanity Fair