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The new Green Light CD, Patient Like the Moon, is now available. The 15 tracks range from funky and raw to deep and meditative. Those folks who have heard advance copies say it is the band's finest work yet. Together for five years, Green Light has forged their own unique sound full of Deep Grooves and Telepathic Improvisations. They have been described as Radiohead meets Herbie Hancocks Headhunter's or John Scofield meets Pink Floyd. Here is what the critics are saying about Green Light---Green Light has created a trademark sound that serves as a root to their music. From there, the musicianship shines far and wide, and the compositions grow perpetually and completely without a net.- Jamie Lee, Hittin' the Note MagazineA trio creating quite an eclectic sound of instrumental jazz/fusion with splashes of rock. If Green Light’s agenda is to create a mood filled spacey aura, they succeed quite smashingly.- Samir Shukla, Creative Loafing - Charlotte, NCI’m hearing the slow wah-wah jams of Hendrix, dressed up in the tones of The Meters, or the looseness of John Coltrane, tied up by the precision of Carlos Santana. All you music scholars, funk fans, guitar gods and gearheads, get your act together and hear some music you’ll appreciate.- Ben Brown, Encore - Wilmington, NCInstrumental trio Green Light draws from their many influences to be a raw, soulful band. Having performed with such musicians as John Scofield, The Charlie Hunter Quartet, and Robert Walters’ 20th Congress, the Charlotte, NC-based group brings blues, rock, and funk together. There are (jam oriented) African, Indian, Middle Eastern, and Cuban musical elements and should be enjoyed by those who are looking for an original fusion combo.- Chase Farmer, Oxford Town - Oxford, MSFinally, there’s music that exists solely to create a mood… Green Light is poised on the edge of a fruitful career as respected jazz musicians.- Christina Mitchell, Charleston Post & Courier - Charleston, SCExcellent jazz fusion group that pushes themselves, rather than falling back on tired cliches. This three-piece instrumental trio from North Carolina provides a wonderful break from the shot-out funkety funk that passes for jazz fusion around these parts… There is a hard driving energy that courses through their extended workouts and improvisational experiments.- Jim Reed, Connect Savannah - Savannah, GACombining dexterous playing and a real ensemble feel for jazz, funk, rock and world music, no words are necessary when the band tries to convey a message to its audience… Green Light is one of those rare bands that make strong, melodic instrumental music that is also good for dancing. All three musicians are expert instrumentalists but never let their own solos get in the way of the overall composition.- Jeff Eason, The Mountain Times - Boone, NCVery, very melodic, the jams are eccentric in a good, mellow, fascinating way that captivates you and almost holds you in the music, not letting you turn it off or down. Music lovers beware… you may have just found your new favorite band.- Chase Litherland, Amazon.comThese guys should be huge. They are a modern day Band of Gypsies.- Live Music ArchiveIf you’ve been craving music that’s creative, innovative and influenced by Jimi Hendrix, John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Pink Floyd and Bob Marley, then welcome to the ingenious world of Green Light.- Rob Young, Abstract GrooveFrom rock fans to jazz fans, everyone walks away happy. If cool Reggae or hot funk is the prescribed remedy for what ails you, Green Light is just what the doctor ordered… It would behoove the true believers of modern jazz to lend a lucid ear to the genius that is Green Light.- Timothy G. Beeman II, ESP Magazine - Winston Salem, NCIn the tradition of such acclaimed outfits as Medeski, Martin & Wood and the Charlie Hunter Quartet, Charlotte-based fusion trio Green Light delivers a jam oriented mix full of everything from rock and funk to jazz and world music. Green