"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

"...artfully arranged acoustic and synthesized sounds from a highly inventive artist... will move listeners and inspire musicians to seek new sources of sounds and inspiration."

Barbara Schultz, Electronic Musician

"Mr Muñoz (is) a fascinating percussion colourist and a very astute manipulator of rhythmic textures…each percussion instrument when beaten, stroked and caressed seems to recite its own poetry…"

Raul da Gama, Jazzdagama.com; complete review here.

"I imagine PC Muñoz broadcasting his songs and poems in the post-apocalypse: a loving badass wanderer documenting matters of love and devastation, history by heartbeat. He stops to taste the earth, buy a faded lottery ticket with no chance to win, looking not backwards but forwards for the ancestors. Lend him your ears: there is no better use for them."

Bao Phi, 2018 Caldecott Medal winner, award-winning poet/spoken-word artist

"Dark, sexual, sensual, confessional, and confrontational--all at the same time...a poet."

Performing Songwriter

"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

"... PC Muñoz consistently redefine(s) himself, sailing effortlessly across artistic categories..."

Marian Liu,  San José Mercury News