Three Squared

“…beautiful…delicate compositions” -Stanley Jordan

“Guitar is perfected by Jim Disner, a dedicated and inspiring player who wears his heart on his hand, and touches everyone else's with the audible beauty he creates.”

“Nathan Walter....is the core of the music and common ground, where all other instruments feed from. He is a rock!”

“Antwon Owens charm radiates from behind his drum set, and he is great at making every member of the audience feel like he is playing just for them.”

-Erin Merelli, Jazzreview.com (Music That Moves)

Let’s Play Ping Pong moves in ways a fine glass of scotch does, by thickly coating the glass with each swirl

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“…beautiful…delicate compositions” -Stanley Jordan

“Guitar is perfected by Jim Disner, a dedicated and inspiring player who wears his heart on his hand, and touches everyone else's with the audible beauty he creates.”

“Nathan Walter....is the core of the music and common ground, where all other instruments feed from. He is a rock!”

“Antwon Owens charm radiates from behind his drum set, and he is great at making every member of the audience feel like he is playing just for them.”

-Erin Merelli, Jazzreview.com (Music That Moves)

Let’s Play Ping Pong moves in ways a fine glass of scotch does, by thickly coating the glass with each swirl. This album is simply delicious. Fusing together elements of traditional jazz, a modern take on tonal theory and progressive rhythms is the lifeblood of Let’s Play Ping Pong. Three Squared is a jazz quartet (guitar, drums, bass, and saxophone) consisting of breathtaking melodies, awesome grooves and a certain symmetry where all four members unite on the same brainwave. The artwork jives exceeding well with the futuristic jazz approach making this LP a high quality product for all music lovers to own. Be sure to check out thr33squared.net for a list of shows and tours as well as listening to this great album.

-Jazz - Blues: Three Squared - Let’s Play Ping Pong [LP] Sunday, June 01, 2008 by Dave Preston

“THREE SQUARED, is actually a quartet that…seem to be exploring a Necks-Like methodology…the sound is appealing, particularly Kings playing…Disner makes nice use of vibrato, loops and other effects…the improve and harmonic meat succeeds really well…” -CADENCE JAZZ MAGAZINE: JAN-FEB-MARCH 2009 Issue Page 88

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