- Laboratorium Muzycznych Fuzji - Pančevo Jazz Festival review by Marcin Puławski
- As the last performers of the festival, they faced the challenge of ending the event late on Sunday evening. Despite this, the team not only met expectations, but exceeded them, playing with passion and energy. Their music was like a warm, warm embrace - direct, full of emotions and performed with full commitment. By presenting songs from the album "Away From You", they showed how music can be intimate and energetic at the same time, convincing both the audience and critics with its authenticity.
- Laboratorium Muzycznych Fuzji - 39th Belgrade Jazz Festival review by Marcin Puławski
- Guitarist Jovan Milovanović 's quartet combined elements of mainstream jazz with exceptionally catchy themes. Using his excellent performance skills, the leader turned out to be a very inventive musical narrator and a skilled improviser, whose parts were often kept in a post-bop style.
- BLUE IN GREEN RADIO - 'Away from you' ALBUM REVIEW by Imran Mirza
- Milovanović now finds himself firmly embedded within a wave of artists flying the flag for contemporary Serbian jazz.
- Recent releases from flautist Milena Jancuric, vocalist and saxophonist Sanja Markovic, saxophonist Max Kochetov and Majamisty TriO each feature extensive Serbian ensembles and have served as fantastic pieces of music to represent the country's burgeoning scene with Jovan Milovanović's 'Away From You' sitting highly amongst this wave of projects.
- POLITIKA - 'Away from you' ALBUM REVIEW by Vojislav Pantić
- The first strong impression comes from Milovanovic’s great potential as an author. He smoothly flows through various types of today’s mainstream: themes are meticulously shaped and memorable, the groove is moving and modest, and guitar cords provide a warm base for developing appealing musical ideas.
- It’s very clear that he had studied at a serious school, but we can’t often hear such great authorial competence in the very first recording.
- SK JAZZ - 'Away from you' ALBUM REVIEW by Jan Hocek
- The album Away from you is the author's personal story, in eight songs (one is in two versions) he reflects his life experiences, experiences, and the influence of important jazz personalities. The result is a relaxed, positively tuned recording fueled by a mixture of hard bop and grooves.
- Inspirations are metamorphosed in an extremely original way!
- TIME MACHINE MUSIC - 'Away from you' ALBUM REVIEW by Branimir Lokner
- Pojava Jovan Milovanović Quarteta je ne samo na domaćoj več i internacionalnoj sceni “prava” stvar, a “Away From You” je moderno ostvarenje koje vrlo mudro spaja neka starija viđenja sa novim vremenom, novim tendencijama, nudeći autentično viđenje jazz forme, koje će verujem od strane ovih aktera, tokom vremena biti dalje razvijano i usavršavano.
- The appearance of the Jovan Milovanović Quartet is a "real" thing not only on the domestic and international scene, and "Away From You" is a modern achievement that very wisely combines some older views with new times, new tendencies, offering an authentic view of the jazz form, which I believe will by these actors, to be further developed and perfected over time.
- TOR DE JAZZ - 'Away from you' ALBUM REVIEW by Tor Hammerø
- Jovan Milovanović waited a long time for his debut, but then he also had something real and heartfelt to report.
- He has written and creates beautiful and melodic landscapes in intimate musical association with the other three.
- NETTAVISEN NYHETER - 'Away from you' ALBUM REVIEW by Tor Hammerø
- Milovanović and his excellent quartet consisting of Aleksandar Cvetković on drums, Kristijan Mlačak on tenor and soprano sax and Milan Nikolić on acoustic and electric bass - both collectively and individually they are at a very high level.
- JAZZ WEEKLY - 'Away from you' ALBUM REVIEW by George Harris
- His tensile sound gives a chunky pulse for Mlacak’s tenor on “Green Dream” and the team gets funky with Nikolic’s electric bass on “Untilted Groove”, the bouncy “11:50” and the hip “RMT”.
- JAZZ LIFE JAPAN - 'Away from you' ALBUM REVIEW by Kazune Hayata
- It is an ambitious work that incorporates various musical elements.