"Teaming up with Grammy nominated woodwind artist Bob Rebholz on the CD, Take Me Where the Moon Lives, Justin presents a tome of striking creativity. His collection of original songs gets mixed with modern arrangements from classic and contemporary artists. His anthems present an array of striking guitar chords aligned with Bob's astounding flute solos and succulent saxophone melodies." "Justin's original songs stand out, like the hard-to-fathom but easy-to-ponder Paradox. New Life is an impressively positive tune that distinguishes Allison from countless other jazz performers." "I have heard it said before that jazz is a genre with an acquired taste. This recording is easily admired, so even if you don't always listen to jazz, I believe that everyone will enjoy Justin's energy." "Justin has shared the stage and opened shows for a diversity of talent including Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, Tuck and Patti, George Benson, Ray Charles, Natalie Cole, Rosanna Vitro, Al Green and Tito Puente just to name a few. His vocal power and guitar styling collide evenly in an infused, frenetic frenzy. Justin's Bebop scat/rap mimics a trombones timbre dancing along with his finger plectrum technique while accentuating the refrain. His live sound resembles a throaty crooning style suspended on vibrating nylon strings. Harmonics twang surprisingly very frequently from Justin's guitar. Watching Justin perform live, his animated fingers dance along a rosewood fret board, stealing your attention. One can almost visualize the flight of finesse and dexterity involved in this precise operation while listening to the flow of this compilation." "Justin's experience and style, along with his choice between a plethora of different tributes and original numbers, makes this a respectable release of music." Excerpts from music critic Brian Rill of Colorado Central Magazine