"In "Lullaby", Eick has conceived eight compositions for jazz quartet that refuse to be tied to any musical implications that may be drawn from the albums title, and stays away from lullabies to develop an impassioned set that is as tough as it is tender. Part of this new sound is due to new drummer Hans Hulbækmo who has wasted no time in getting settled into the quartet and the material, band bringing an edge to the music that ensures flow and momentum are maintained as on the opening "September". Eick’s lyrical and delicate trumpet with its hints of a more vocalised tone are to the fore, as is a flowing solo from pianist Kristjan Randalu all gently propelled along by the drummer who gives the impression of breaking loose at any time." (Jazz Views)
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