577 Records: 5785 https://www.577records.com/releases/5785/index.html

• Daniel Carter: alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, flute, trumpet, piano
• Federico Ughi: drums

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Carter_%28musician%29 https://www.federicoughi.com/

Recorded in Paramus, NJ.

Reviews

By Bruce Lee Gallanter 
https://www.downtownmusicgallery.com/Main/news/Newsletter-2015-10-02.html

Although these two great improvisers have worked together on around a dozen
previous sessions, this is their duo effort in a studio. Whenever longtime
Downtown musician, plays here (and any where else I imagine), he takes his time
to set up all of his half dozen instruments and then play them one at a time
depending on who is playing with. Mr. Carter remains the most democratic of
musicians, refusing to be a group leader so that all members of whatever group
have their say and lead or direct in their own way. Although, Mr. Carter is
associated with the Downtown Free Scene, he is never predictable with whom he
chooses to play with and what direction any session will take. Starting out
quietly and building, there is a somber, spacious vibe when this disc
begins. It is good to hear Mr. Carter playing piano, something he rarely gets
to do and sounds fine playing freely and controlled exuberance. When he
switches to tenor, he erupts fiercely. Mr. Ughi is a marvelous drummer and a
perfect foil for Carter. The balance and energy exchange is always as one
force. There is a lovely section for flute and drums played with the hands
which is most enchanting. This followed by another sublime duo for muted
trumpet and brushes. Federico is especially fine on mallets, often elegant and
uplifting. This entire disc is one long spirited dialogue between two old
friends, righteous, good-natured and always ringing true.

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On cdbaby 
https://www.cdbaby.com/cd/danielcarterandfedericou

By Stef 
https://www.freejazzblog.org/2015/04/daniel-carter-federico-ughi-extra-room.html

By Alberto Bazzurro (it) 
https://www.allaboutjazz.com/extra-room-daniel-carter-577-records-review-by-alberto-bazzurro.php