''...Antonio Dayyani er en eminent melodisnedker...''
- Julian Svejgaard, DR P8

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★★★★★☆ ''...som et soundtrack til begreberne sammenhaengskraft og samhoerighed...''

- All That, 2024

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♥︎♥︎♥︎♥︎ ''... elegante og naermest let flydende, stroemmende kompositioner...''
-Politiken, 2026

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''...Antonio Dayyani har skabt en original og holdbar musikalsk idé (...) han holder niveauet fra de to foregåaende albums, og det er ikke så lidt...''
- Jazznyt, 2026

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''...there is an inspired sense of purpose in how Dayyani approaches his music...''
-TwistedSoul (UK), 2026

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★★★★​☆ ''I suspect you’ll be en lykkelig organisme listening to this enchanting album. It’s a nurturing experience; a shelter from the storm''
-Ukvibe (UK), 2026

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''...with each new listen to this album you will find a new flattering feature of Antonio Dayyani's musical work...''
Jazz.sk (SK), 2026​

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''...Singlen rummer båade dybde og føelsomhed, og med sit organiske instrumentale lydlandskab fylder den rummet med varme og naervaer...'' (om ''Alt og intet'' feat. Kristoffer Jessen)
- GAFFA (DK), 2025

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''...hans rolige melodier, der er rundet af ballader og staerke stemninger gåar lige i hjertet påa mig...''

-Jazznyt (DK), 2024

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''...Ein schönes, ruhiges und stimmungsvolles Album, für das es sich lohnt, mehr Zeit zu verbringen.''
-Jazz-fun (DE), 2024

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''...ein Abend der nicht laut war aber lange nachhalt, wie ein vertrautes Gespräch das man nicht so schnell vergisst...''
.- Watson.ch full concert review. Switzerland, 2025​​​​

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''Trop op'' on the top 10 chart of Danish Jazz albums 2024 by Jazznyt​

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''...Antonio Dayyani invites us to step into a world where tradition and innovation meet, crafting an album that resonates with both the heart and the mind.''

-Jazzviews (UK), 2024

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“...The whole album is a very tight and cohesive whole with perfectly structured tracks dominated by slow tempos and beautiful, peaceful melodies”
-Jazzbuzz (GR), 2024

“... And throughout the show, the audience was overwhelmed by the fine balance of Nordic folk-tone and dusty Americana” 
-Side 33 (DK), 2024