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Ammar Kalia says: "Douglas provides a spirited collection of protest music."

Reviewer Peter Margasak says the album, "immediately grabs the listener."

John Shand calls it, "a Douglas album, with his love of mixing surging rhythms, angular lines and sections that float by like white clouds across a summer sky."

The track is Claude Debussy's "La fille aud cheveux de lin," featuring Mike Fahie on trombone.

The track features saxophonist Chet Doxas and the video features Mike Fahie's own time-lapse artistry!

Saxophonist Chet Doxas checks in about recording with the Mike Fahie Jazz Orchestra and updates us on his latest projects.

You can listen to "Nessun Dorma," Puccini's most famous aria, rearranged for tenor saxophonist Chet Doxas.

Michael J. West calls the album's original compositions, "cloaked in Douglas' own envelope-pushing conception."

Writer Dan Ouellette calls the album "riveting and mercurial."

J.D. Considine says, "However straightforward the writing ... the playing comfortably stretches limits."

The song features Camila Meza as well as Jorge Roeder, who is also the composer.

J.D. Considine notes the album's "Inspired interplay."