"One of the most diverse and talented jazz composers today presents a career spanning 5-volume compilation. Every track delivers. Contemporary jazz at its finest."
- Jazziz Magazine

"Snatches energy out of the universe and toss it around like a meteor shower! Fusion jazz at its best. It reminds me of the days when Herbie Hancock’s Headhunter album was blowing our minds. It wreaks of that kind of inspiration."
- Dee Dee McNeil, Musical Memoirs

"Jazz that takes you on a journey. Skillfully paced and plotted, this is a top notch experience for the instrumental music enthusiast..."
- Chris Spector, Midwest Record

"Amazing jazz. Effortless, expansive, beautiful, awesome..."

- John LaMantia, Downbeat Magazine

"Fun and funky, sweet toned and creative, tunes woven together like they were for The Brecker Brothers. Mueller plays more angles than a musical Rubik's Cube. Highly recommended."
- George W. Harris, Jazz Weekly

"Jaw dropping. Searing guitar. Gripping, sexy sax riffs. Stealing the show once again, Tobin Mueller performs on the keyboard, fusing funk, jazz, progressive metal into a masterpiece of arranging."

- Blow Ya Speakers

"Volume 3 is a symphonic whirlwind of prog passion! Led by the massive keyboards of Tobin Mueller, dense harmonies and contributions from the likes of Scott Rockenfield (Queensrÿche) and Bob Piper (Pleaides), this is a true combination of energy and poetry. You will return to this collection time and time again.”

- Brian Gerhart, The Progressive Ear

Hang on tight! A collection of music divided between progressive rock with vocals and fusion jazz instrumentals. Big beats, macho vocals, hammering Hammond, synths that propel sounds passed the likes of vintage Deep Purple with G Force intensity to a mix of Weather Report and Emerson, Lake & Palmer. A sonic kaleidoscope!"

- George W. Harris - Jazz Weekly

‘Prog Fusion’ pushes everything to more profound places, higher, beyond the normal limits of music-making. Twenty-Two tracks redefining what prog is, what it might be, due to the album’s sheer adventurousness and exploratory nature. An album forged of classical grace and rock groove. Pop accessibility and jazz complexity. An album that disregards rules and demarcations. A truly post-genre suite of music!”

- Dave Franklin, U.K. Album Reviews

"What binds this diverse music into a seamless album is a group of amazing musicians sharing their unbridled joy of making music together. It swings and soars, rocks and rolls, often all but dancing out of the music player. More than impressive!"

- Kathy Parsons, MainlyPiano.com

'Like Shakespeare's Sonnets, the songs on Volume 4 are the most personal and innermost expressions of Tobin Mueller.  The listener is introduced to Tobin as poet and playwright as well as Tobin the musician and composer.  Literally in his own voice, we are privy to his thoughts, feelings, and observations about life. The recordings intimately accentuate his clear and expressive voice.  Listening, you will get to know him like longtime friends do. An evocative and moving experience.”

- William Bletzinger, graduate of Carnegie Mellon and Yale Schools of Drama and director of Mueller's first play

"Tobin Mueller proves his originality, his inquisitiveness as a musician and thinker. His fluid, full throttle energy as a pianist is inspiring. Whether arranging or improvising, he is engaged in an exciting dialogue of discovery with his inner self." - Carla Maria Verdino-Süllwold, Fanfare Magazine

"We have seen how great he is at building layers of tone and texture, deftly interlocking sounds, and creating wonderfully ornate musical weaves. Now, we see how good he is with the opposite. With space, understatement and restraint." -  Dave Franklin, U.K. Album Reviews