Robert Jürjendal released his latest solo album, “Water Finds A Way”, in February 2021. Here’s a selection of album reviews published at the time:

Robert Silverstein praises the album for being “a breath of fresh musical air” on Roots Music Report.

Steven Reid focuses on the importance of a focused listening experience in his review on Sea of Tranquility.

JP’s Music Blog describes the range of emotions and feelings encapsulated in various tracks on the album.

AnneCarlini.com hails the album as a “mesmerizingly magnificent musical opus”.

Zachary Nathanson describes the album as “a spiritual journey to find your inner self” in his review for Echoes and Dust.

Margus Haav interviewed Robert about his creative process and the inspiration behind this album for Postimees (in Estonian).

All About Jazz lauds the “colorful guitar/effects-based conception […] with rich harmonies and melody lines” on the album.

DT News (in Italian), Profil (in French), Betreutes Proggen, AFTERglow (in Dutch) and Carry’s New Underground Music (in Dutch) published articles about the new release, which also included a brief overview of Robert’s career.

“Water Finds A Way” was released by NEWdOG Records. The album is available now on Spotify, Apple Music and Bandcamp.