Jesper Munk

„The calm but inwardly swinging collection of songs offers exciting excursions between low-fi, indie pop, bar jazz, crooner melodies, chanson, neo-soul and electronica. His voice also sounds even more emotional without sounding affected.“ (Musikwoche)

„Six years after his last studio album for major label Warner Records, former blues rock specialist Jesper Munk is back: as an indie musician with a superb new solo record. About someone who has started all over again…” (Sueddeutsche Zeitung)

"Slow soul midnight peaks for blue hours." (Rolling Stone)

"Melancholic swinging neo-soul, delicate indie pop with jazz, chanson and blues sprinkles (...)." (Piranha)

"From neo-R&B to chanson to jazzy sounds … all songs are carried by this incredible voice ... Jesper Munk seems to be more at home with himself than ever before." (BR 2, Zündfunk).

"As if Prince and Cigarettes After Sex had worked together ... his voice bursting with elegance ... Perfect for autumn." (IN-Munich)

"With `Yesterdaze' he has now released his sixth longplayer ...  probably also the crowning glory of his musical existence." (MusikBlog)

"David Lynch-like sound design with unusually echoing voices" (guestlist.de)

The idea ... reminds me of the great Swede Jay-Jay Johanson, who oscillates between Chet Baker, jazz and electro approaches. The sluggish ‘Hush’ is just as fine as ‘Green Screen’ and ‘Hold On Me’. ‘Tiny Heart’ is interesting and surprises with a gloomy bass reminiscent of The Cure.“ (LOOP)