"Eloquence with every breath....(Her singing) reflects the style of that period: her tone is light and buoyant, her line is studded with little turns, and she often glides up to the peak of a phrase..."

The Globe and Mail's Robert Everett-Green

"In Alex Pangman's musical world, hot tunes flow like bathtub gin in a back-alley speakeasy. She roars through a repertoire of vintage swing and blues, possessed by the coltish spirit of a young Mildred Bailey or Ella Fitzgerald. There are champagne bubbles in Pangman's voice as she growls, sighs and wears her heart on her sleeve. There's a lot of nudging and winking with today's neo-trad jazz stylists. Not Pangman. She plays it straight and she plays for keeps."

The Montreal Gazette

"It would be hard to find a box of musical bonbons more beguiling than this collection of post-Jazz Age treats...Her earnest vocals and sharp Alleycats band make each song sparkle."

Toronto Star review of "33" by John Terauds

"I have rarely been so knocked out by a first impression of a singer as I was with Alex Pangman. She's the greatest current exponent of the classic American song."

Jeff Healey

"Alex is without a doubt one of the best interpreters of material dating back to the early roots of jazz. She sings with conviction and like Mildred Bailey in the early 1930's Alex has a means of setting benchmarks for the music and has developed a style that is instantly recognizable."

Jazz Canadiana

"Her style has all the vivacity and steppin' out glee of the Jazz Age."

Toronto Life

"La crème du jazz Canadien"

CBC's Radio Canada

"It's time-travel magic whenever Alex Pangman breathes into a microphone and evokes the great jazz femmes of the 1920s, 30s and 40s."

The Toronto Star

"I think Alex Pangman is one of Canada's national treasures. Her music is timeless, her voice is priceless, and I can't think of anyone I'd rather listen to..."

Jaymz Bee, JAZZ.FM91

"Dommage qu’il n’y ait que 11 titres sur l’album et non 33 car on ne se lasse pas d’écouter la voix enjouée, charmeuse, coquine et même un peu racoleuse de Pangman."

pieuvre.ca review of "33"