“PC Muñoz’s first spoken word album in two decades is a lushly rhythmic exploration that exists at the crossroads of music, poetry, oral history, and storytelling. In seventeen short minutes, Muñoz summons an entire universe of characters in pieces that nevertheless feel as intimate as overheard conversations. ‘Little Ransoms’ marks a triumphant return to the poetic form by one of the Bay Area’s most distinctive voices.”
Rob Arnold, Author and Executive Director, Poets House of NYC
“Think Bauhaus couch-hopping in the Bay Area, or a Mike Ladd-esque synth, deep in Oceania's tongue ancestral. ‘Little Ransoms’
makes the captive body molt. Cryptic, ironic and devastatingly real."
LaTasha N. Nevada Diggs, Author, TwERK
"Dark, sexual, sensual, confessional, and confrontational--all at the same time...a poet."
"... PC Muñoz consistently redefine(s) himself, sailing effortlessly across artistic categories..."
Marian Liu, San José Mercury News
"PC Muñoz is an artist that knows no boundaries. His output straddles myriad genres, influences and art forms. From funk to classical, pop to hip-hop, experimental to jazz, globally-renowned artists in all these realms consider Muñoz a first-call percussionist, producer, composer, and songwriter. He's also an artist with a deep social conscience -- one who uses music to connect cultures and communities together."
Anil Prasad, Innerviews
"Somewhere between hip-hop attitude, Minneapolis nasty and Latin Rock playa chops, PC Muñoz has an instantly compelling sound that defies definition..."
Rickey Vincent, author of Funk: The Music, The People, and The Rhythm of the One; host of KPFA's "The History of Funk" radio show
"(PC Muñoz) is truly a modern musician, equally at home with a live band, playing the most organic of instruments...or hunched over a computer, making beats and working magic with ProTools..."
Tom Chandler, East Bay Express