"On The Liberation Sessions, Mwalim creates the fictional radio station WBAR (Black Ass Radio) in which the DJ's play records from a playlist that the DJ created. The criteria the DJs used to created this playlist appears to be whether the tunes were quality and interesting tracks that represented the breadth and depth of forms that influenced black music (imagine that)."

"I have sat and listened to this CD a number of times and on each play I have gotten deeper into what the gentleman is about, his psyche and what he is trying to do. What he is trying to do, actually, is something very important indeed for our beloved music in the soul-starved US of A, and big applause for the gent for doing what he is doing."

“He grew up immersed in a blend of his Bajan (Barbados) and Wampanoag cultural heritages, both of which highly value voice for song and spoken-word communications.”

“The highlight of the night for me was a soulful, four-piece jam session featuring Mwalim *7)”