" data-original-title="" title="">Larry Wilson is a native of Cleveland, Ohio but was raised Jacksonville, Florida. He began his love affair with music at the tender age of three playing the drums in church. Unless you are fortunate enough to already know about Wilson, you'd never guess he is a young man that has just released his debut album, No Secrets No Lies.

Whether you dig Be-bop or modern jazz, there is something for every on this album. Wilson takes this opportunity to express his love of great music with impeccable feels, and both Wilson and his band possess the wide dynamic range to deliver. The sixteen tracks are full of moments of: jazz, fusion, soul, and gospel. Wilson and his fellow musicians are easily able to keep within the deep tradition of jazz, while exploring the creative innovations that are developing the music forward. On the opening number, "On the Move," Wilson's musical ear has whispers from the late Coltrane period as his targeting muse, while mingling amongst each other the free form opening serves as a solid opening statement. Once the band establishes the groove, we hear that at the root of the song is lurking a bebop style, riffing and whirling, set to a modern driving pulse. The song pounds like a rugged, primal dance, to be taken according to your wherewithal. David Stewart on alto saxophone and Todd Delgudice on tenor saxophone, both take exciting solos. Wilson's drumming is on fire! He is supportive and interactive, think