‘Infinitely Clear, however, is on a whole other level, a gorgeous confection of jazz, folk, soul and country that will surely bring her the attention she deserves and bears comparison – in sound, in finesse, and in its potential to make a star of its creator – with Norah Jones’s debut album.....Infinitely Clear is a heart-warming gem, a classic in the making from an artist who has found her groove and, one senses, is about to be huge.’ THE IRISH TIMES

 

'A joy to listen to from start to finish, Doyle's Infinitely Clear shows that jazz still has a place in 2022. Whether looking for the atmospheric organ of 'I Wish You Well,' or the comforting piano and warm vocals of 'They Say,' each song has its own distinctive sound and place, while still maintaining the sound and flow Doyle has become known for. The result — an album that is beautifully cohesive, yet still incredibly interesting.' HOTPRESS MAGAZINE

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'I just think it's terrific!' MARTY WHELAN, RTE LYRIC FM 

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'Aoife Doyle combines the guts and vulnerability of a blues singer with the poise and musicianship of a well-schooled jazz artist. The Dublin-born vocalist’s two albums to date have charted her growth from singer to songwriter, and she always keeps impeccable musical company.'

The Irish Times

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'Aoife Doyle is up there with the best of them.'

'First class backing musicians'

'a high-quality debut album that will surely have a broad appeal'

Irish Independent

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The subtle power of Doyle's beautiful, pliable voice makes this one of the finest Irish Jazz albums this year'

'Aoife Doyle's first album of original music is seriously accomplished'

The Sunday Times

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'Clouds – is a collection of Doyle’s own songs, insightful, music-full, believable songs about love and longing that strike a deeper note and give her pitch-perfect group – pianist Johnny Taylor bassist Andrew Csibi and drummer Dominic Mullan – plenty to work with, musically and spiritually.'

The Irish Times

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'Doyle's singing is coming from a deeper, more natural place too, with a feeling for the blues learnt from Billie Holiday and the rare ability to improvise vocally.'

'Her swinging quartet includes some of the best young players on the Dublin Scene.'

The Irish Times

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'featuring pianist Johnny Taylor, bassist Andrew Csibi and drummer Dominic Mullen – representing very much the Irish scene’s gold standard when it comes to accompanying singers.'
The Irish Times