"Nazim’s ‘Remembrance’ is a gateway to a new expression in jazz music. Adding smooth jazz to mainstream standards, while at the same time ‘connecting’ with outstanding musicians, is a tribute to both the art of jazz and its’ founders. It is fantastic to experience this group as they open up and stretch out on ‘River Nile.’ The sax work is mesmerizing. ‘River Nile’ is a complete musical journey. At almost 14 minutes long, we’re not likely to hear this composition in an air play rotation, which is an important reason for any jazz buff to get the CD! - And what an incredible treat to hear Peaches in the tradition of Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughn and Billie Holiday with her take on ‘Stormy Weather.’ Many greats come to mind when I hear Nazim perform, a few of which include Grover Washington Jr., John Coltrane and even Michael Brecker. What sets Nazim Rashid apart is his passionate synthesis of pure jazz styles resulting in his own signature performance. ‘Remembrance’ is a remarkable accomplishment, as this music is both soothing enough for a breeze stations radio listener and sophisticated enough for diehard jazz fan."  (Andalin Bachman)

"Words? How can words convey the perfection of the notes? I have to say this is a great CD. I got turned onto it via a DJ on our local college radio station, KDUR, here in Durango, Colorado; Was very surprised to learn these guys are from Phoenix. How great. Who knew such great jazz musicians live in Arizona? I'm an amateur jazz aficionado and got turned onto it in NYC, so was wonderfully surprised I could even hear them live at the Glendale Jazz Fest sometime soon. Definitely check these guys out! You'll fly, you'll ride, you'll float, you'll zoom..." (author: Ellen Stein)