����� 1/2 "L'Oumigmag captures the sound of the trees and water that the first Habitant's lived in. Though the almost ineffable qualities of nature are hard to capture, L'Oumigmag, through the use of primarily acoustic textures and the playful rhythmic patterns, express the organic variations within the natural world. Habitant uses old standards to make the passage of time go from the world of the abstract to the physical world, drawing a line from those first settlers to the people who live in Quebec today. A stunning achievement." Matt Hooke, All About Jazz "Juste incroyable ! That was the reaction of the audience to this afternoon’s performance by L’Oumigmag

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����� 1/2 "L'Oumigmag captures the sound of the trees and water that the first Habitant's lived in. Though the almost ineffable qualities of nature are hard to capture, L'Oumigmag, through the use of primarily acoustic textures and the playful rhythmic patterns, express the organic variations within the natural world. Habitant uses old standards to make the passage of time go from the world of the abstract to the physical world, drawing a line from those first settlers to the people who live in Quebec today. A stunning achievement." Matt Hooke, All About Jazz "Juste incroyable ! That was the reaction of the audience to this afternoon’s performance by L’Oumigmag. [...]this six-piece ensemble had everyone spellbound. We felt we were floating during this concert, the music giving aural form to clouds in the sky and waves in the ocean. [...] Simply a stellar performance." Elizabeth Szekeres - Roots Music Canada «An erudite and daring mix of jazz, trad and contemporary music. A musical postcard that illustrates the entire territory of Quebec, those who live in it, its landscapes, its history. A huge  disc to which we will return, often. Certainly one of the best of the season, if not the year." François Marchesseault, Ici Musique, Radio-Canada

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