Akathist featured on Spotify's Classical New Releases.
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Akathist featured on Spotify's ASCAP New Music Friday.
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Shapes in Collective Space by Tallā Rouge featured on Night After Night.
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“the “Lullaby’s” lilting flute melody with crystal glasses. Flautist Catherine Gregory and cellist Sæunn Thorsteinsdóttir deliver an impassioned, vibrant account of it all.”
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Shifting Ground featured on WRTI’s Sunday Classical: New Release Highlights for July 2024
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Impulse featured on New York Public Radio’s New Sounds ep. #4637
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Joni Mitchell’s Blue (arr. for Solo Violin by Alexi Kenney) from Shifting Ground featured on Apple Music’s Songs Without Words.
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J.S. Bach’s Violin Partita No. 1 in B Minor from Shifting Ground featured on Apple Music’s New in Classical.
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Eve Beglarian’s Well Spent from Shifting Ground featured on Spotify’s ASCAP New Music Friday.
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Shifting Ground featured on Violinist.com’s For The Record.
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J.S. Bach’s Violin Sonata No. 1 in G Minor, I. Allegro from Shifting Ground featured on Spotify’s SFCV Week in Music
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Alexi Kenney featured on The Strad’s Playing Hub about his upcoming release, Shifting Ground
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Kinds of ~Nois reviewed by The Whole Note
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“I’m pleased have this alternate take in my collection, much in the way that I appreciate Marion Verbruggen’s performance of Bach Cello Suites on the recorder – an interesting and enchanting new perspective.”
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“With performances of this quality, you can see why Carnegie — which just named Decoda its first affiliate ensemble — would want to continue an association with these musicians.”
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“There’s no question that either the violinist or the orchestra are completely at home with Julia Perry’s larger style or the notes: this is about as confident and secure a first recording as they come.”
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J.S. Bach’s Violin Sonata No. 1 in G Minor, I. Allegro from Shifting Ground featured on Deezer’s Classical New Releases
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“The main discovery here is Perry’s Violin Concerto, brilliantly played here by Curtis Stewart. Accompanied by James Blachly’s Experiential Orchestra. Perry’s bright, translucent scoring makes what might seem uncompromising on paper sound enthralling.”
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"Effortlessly converging a removed version of the classical, jazz, dream pop and analogue-sounding electronica, Late Aster, in a live and filmed setting, produce moving music with a spacey, ethereal hazy feel. I love this EP, which bodes well for the duo’s inaugural album, released sometime in 2024."
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Shifting Ground featured on Night After Night - For The Record
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