If 'wined up' was a collection of singles, then 'Man in the Mirror' is about 'album tracks'. Longer songs, more maturity, introspective and self-indulgent, but without losing any of the warmth and charm of the previous album MIM Photography © Paul Stewart Man in the Mirror - 2004 Jeza's 'Man in the Mirror' is a success on many levels. This is an album that will satisfy the hunger of open-minded music fans yearning for a rich stew in a world of musical junk food and imitation flavors. - C M An intelligent vibrant feast provides much enjoyment Joan Lavopierre : satisfied customer at CDBaby An altogether more ambitious project. Flying solo now without the aid of a producer or bass player, Jeza wears these new hats with consumate ease. As his reputation grew over the internet, fellow musicians around the globe were eager collaborators. Swapping digital files across oceans to create a new kind of world-music and shared common language. Songwriting and recording with both Neal Allen in USA and Lord Bygon in Italy, Anthony Ruocco in New York, Bud Bennett from Virginia and long-term collaborator DJ Lazer from Israel. CM from New Jersey on flugalhorns. Four brand new recordings with flautist Roberto Luz in Guatemala raised the musical platform. 12 brand new releases plus 3 bonus archive recordings. Genres include latin, celtic-hip-hop, jazz, blues, dub, drum'n'bass, storyville rock and rock reggae