“The Ukrainian-born, classically trained pianist Maxim Lubarsky is centre-stage on the idiosyncratic Interlude: Amingus Amonkus. It finds him almost stealing the show on a 12-bar sequence with a four-bar tag. It has a Thelonious Monk-like quality but without the dissonance, and his stride playing here is an added bonus.”
— Gordon Jack - Jazzjournal, UK
““Together, Martina and Lubarsky push the boundaries, with unexpected twists and turns.””
— J. Poet, DownBeat, on "Explorations In Sound"
““Lubarsky was a sparkler on keys… his melodies shine like rainbows, erupting with notes between notes.””
““Maxim Lubarsky delivers an excellent piano solo that is firmly in the pocket, rhythmically clear, and balanced between single-note lines and chordal figures.””
— Nolan DeBuke - The Jazz Word
““Bandleader Maxim Lubarsky keeps all the elements balanced and in their proper proportion from behind the piano.””
— Hump Day News
““The exceptional pianist Maxim Lubarsky… [helps make] the arrangements captivating, marked by rare intelligence and artistry.””
— Paris Move
““A beautiful solo piano introduction from Lubarsky opens ‘Night Dreamer,’ shifting the atmosphere immediately.””
— Nolan DeBuke - The Jazz Word
““Lubarsky rides waves of montuno-inspired rhythm, pulling the audience into a dance before they know it.””
— Jeff Becker - Jazz Sensibilities
““Lubarsky’s piano solo unfolds methodically, guided by strong melodic logic and a deep sense of time.””
— Nolan DeBuke - The Jazz Word
““The duo of Gabriela Martina & Maxim Lubarsky have gifted us with one of the most accomplished creative improvising releases of the year.””
— John Hammell - Mozart to Motorhead Radio on "Explorations in Sound"
““On the whole, this is an album of art, with unexpected musical pleasure pouring from their unique presentation… imaginative performances and innovation.””
— Dee Dee McNeil - Making a Scene on "Explorations in Sound"
““On ‘Fee Fi Fo Fum,’ Lubarsky performs a lengthy, intricate and creative solo.”Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.”
— JAZZIZ
““Night Dreamer” features “a bountiful piano solo by Lubarsky.””