[1] The first presentation of the CD in Belarus was held in Minsk on July 29, 2005, with the support of producer Tim Spransy and his band Crossroads at the club Bielaja vieža.

[4] The album Crossing the Jordan is a serious indicator of our band’s professional growth.

When creating, recording, and mixing, all of the compositions were thought out to the smallest detail and sustained in the same style, vocalist Igor Mukha told the portal TUT.BY.

[5] CD sales exceeded all the expectations of Brest musicians.

[6][3] Tat’yana Zamirovskaya from the weekly BelGazeta on its pages noted that the album is associated with Sting, Phil Collins, and Mark Knopfler, and the compositions on it are “refined and melancholic jazz rock with folk elements.”[7] WASP from the music newspaper Muzykalnaya Gazeta heard on the CD soft pop rock, more harmonious than the one that the band Novi Ierusalim performs, and praised the work of producer Tim Spransy, while songs from the disc also reminded the critic the works of Sting and Phil Collins.