Level 10's new single “Imagine That” is the re-awaking of contemporary Jazz with a throw back to the classics, with a taste of Cuban and Brazilian beats that uplifts the sprit allowing for the possibility. A perfect partnership of infectious grooves, melodic keys, and soaring sax breathes into the smooth jazz gene. It all adds up to a remarkable single off Level 10’s next album “Vector”. Reviews: “It’s hard to pin down Level 10’s musical style, and that’s a good thing. There are some engaging smooth-jazz leanings, but on Crossover you’ll get plenty of muscular funk, Latin, contemporary jazz and Brazilian-style music, the latter inspired by leader Levy DeAndrade’s native country. This highly professional band, which has fans worldwide, is sure to expand its fan base with a CD that will certainly rank among the top released in 2011.” - Brian Soergel, JazzTimes “I seriously doubt my Brazilian pop jazz sensibilities will ever be the same. Level 10 is like Fourplay on party steroids, mixing the deep jazz chops of that more famous group with danceable grooves, powerhouse melodies and urgent emotional energy that doesn’t quit for a minute on their genre-transcending third album Crossover. It’s filled with so many buoyant pleasures it’s hard to know where to stop the praise. If this is Level 10, I can’t wait to see them at the next level of their career!” – Jonathan Widran, Jazziz, Wine and Jazz Magazine “It was a huge pleasure having you guys over here. The caliber of music you brought to the festival was simply stunning. One of the best live gigs I’ve ever seen. You’re that good. To have 300 punters in Lancaster dancing and screaming for more just goes to show that your band puts all the right superlatives back into jazz.” – Benjamin Ruth, Founder CME Artist Services, UK “My personal highlight of the whole Lancaster Festival, though I must declare an interest in funky, Cuban, Brazilian and American modern jazz played at Grammy nominated level and Level 10 are just that. Their performance at a packed Dalton Rooms on the Sunday evening, one of the last show of the festival was, for me, as good as it gets. These guys are the undisputed masters of their respective instruments and the dexterity and ferocity with which they play together on Levy’s complex yet highly rhythmic compositions is the key to the response this band received. Not only was the dance floor packed but the band received that most positive of audience feedback: the audience’s approval after songs was so loud that the mics on stage started to pick it up and feed the jubilant roar back into the PA. This is, as far as I know, something new for Lancaster. It happened with Level 10 on Sunday, October 10th, 2010. May it happen here again and soon!” – CNE Artist, UK