Reviews: "Itamar Ziegler's self titled debut album resonates with the emotional clarity of private self exploration. It is an album ripe with the fullness of feeling that is unique to home-made, self-recorded albums. Yet, unlike the poetic musings of, say, a Daniel Johnston or an Elliot Smith, Ziegler's album is full of throbbing rhythmic grooves and virtuosic performances. These are the private ruminations of a master bass player with years of experience in hip-hop, reggae and punk, after all. The album is rich with a gyrating array of world music knowledge embracing Fat Possum-style country blues and middle eastern pop-music. Ziegler's record is representative of the sensibility of the Brooklyn underground music scene, and yet at the same time it is true to its own inner logic. This is a wonderful album that should be owned by all." (Jeremiah Lockwood) "Itamar Ziegler is well known for his driving bass work in the Brooklyn based bands: The...