Tho field of contemporary instrumental recordings is crowded with weeds. Many of them may have buds that look appealing from a distance, but they obscure the rare flowers that can grow in a musical ground nourished by elements of jazz, pop, folk and electronic styles. Carl England's work is among the true flowers. His care-fully layered, piano-based tracks have their surface appeal_ easygoing melodies and a sonic palette that's unlikely to ruffle the feathers of even the most casual listeners. Yet on closer inspection they offer more than mere background color...

Marty Hughley - Pop Music Critic, The Oregonian

Making and listening to music are two of the great joys of life. Those facts are evident in the enjoyment one gets from listening to the music Carl England makes.

Michael K - KHIH Colorado Jazz Radio

Judging by his demo tape "Debut," Carl England is a talented composer and instrumentalist of the funk-fusion-New Age generation, well worth giving a listen. In a market that's fairly saturated right now, he's done the near impossible - come up with his own keyboard sound, a bright, almost honky tonk piano that cuts through and gives his music a real lift.

Jeff Bradley - Jazz Critic | Denver Post