"Atlanta-native Alexandra Jackson has released her debut album, “Alexandra Jackson: Legacy & Alchemy” as a two-disc set. The recording is beautifully appointed with a color scheme and feel that makes potential audiences want to put on a disc"...

"In musical scope, depth and vision and diversity, Legacy & Alchemy, Atlanta based musical citizen of the world Alexandra Jackson’s double CD celebration of Brazilian music, is easily one of the most extraordinary debut projects ever recorded"...

 " I’m going to say it right up FRONT, folks… I haven’t listened to a jazz album full of this much joy yet in 2018… as you listen to the high-spirited opener, “Tudo Que Voce Podia Ser” (All That You Could Be), you’ll hear why I say that… just superb vocals from Alexandra and high-talent players already have made this song my favorite of the year"...

"As the centerpiece of this recording, Jackson delivers the sensitivity, sensuality and strength to capture the essence of the songs, whether singing in English or Portuguese"...

..."Jackson is a veteran pop and jazz vocalist who demonstrates remarkable command over her tone and timbre, and her supple yet sophisticated voice positively shines on this track. What sets this recording apart, however, is the inclusion of Miles Davis playing the melody and a solo from his original 1964 recording session with Evans"...

..."Jackson is a veteran pop and jazz vocalist who demonstrates remarkable command over her tone and timbre, and her supple yet sophisticated voice positively shines on this track. What sets this recording apart, however, is the inclusion of Miles Davis playing the melody and a solo from his original 1964 recording session with Evans"...

..."Jackson is a veteran pop and jazz vocalist who demonstrates remarkable command over her tone and timbre, and her supple yet sophisticated voice positively shines on this track. What sets this recording apart, however, is the inclusion of Miles Davis playing the melody and a solo from his original 1964 recording session with Evans"...

..."Jackson is a veteran pop and jazz vocalist who demonstrates remarkable command over her tone and timbre, and her supple yet sophisticated voice positively shines on this track. What sets this recording apart, however, is the inclusion of Miles Davis playing the melody and a solo from his original 1964 recording session with Evans"...

..."Jackson is a veteran pop and jazz vocalist who demonstrates remarkable command over her tone and timbre, and her supple yet sophisticated voice positively shines on this track. What sets this recording apart, however, is the inclusion of Miles Davis playing the melody and a solo from his original 1964 recording session with Evans"...