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"Lookout, the 5th album by Lilly Martin, impresses with a lot of feeling" Radio SRF

„Lilly Martin’s quality and good taste when she develops her songs become evident along this elegant, well delivered and, at the same time, passionate work. An album that inspires, relaxes and invites us to calmly reflect about the situations, experiences and deepest life lessons people faces every day“. La Hora del Blues

"It's an excellent album, full of good blues & soul and a delightful throwback to a time when songs were the king" Blues Matters Magazine

"Master of the nuances" St. Galler Tagblatt

"A very strong album" Bluesnews.ch

"With style, the singer with Cuban roots, who grew up in New York, looks beyond the musical horizon of the blues." Jazz n More

"SBA winner Lilly Martin shows all facets of her work on her new album" Tagblatt der Stadt Zürich

"US singer and her band create enthusiasm in the community hall" Luzerner Zeitung

"Lilly Martin enchanted the Scala" Zürcher Oberländer

„Also impressing, alongside soul diva Toni Green from Memphis and Italian blues harper Egidio "Juke" Ingala, was Swiss Blues Award winner Lilly Martin. She and her band indulged in cleverly and modernly interpreted blues classics, which they seamlessly combined with their own material from their latest album "Lookout"“. Jazz n More Magazine

"As soon as the power woman from Zurich has entered the stage of the Baronessa Bar, she captivates the audience with her voice. And her band, with young Swiss blues musician Dominic Shoemaker on guitar, accompanies the powerful singing of the blues lady with ease. Lilly Martin whispers the blues into the microphone and tells stories taken from life. Sometimes with melancholy, then again with a lot of humor." Jazztime Magazine

“What a voice! The New Yorker, who has made Switzerland her home, proves herself yet again with eloquence, power and emotion. With "Right Now" she has succeeded in delivering more that just a small gem of Blues and Soul.” Bluesnews Magazine, Dirk Föhrs