Dieupart’s Serebande from What Now featured in The Syndicate.
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“Never before have we heard the combination of these three instruments traverse such a wide breadth of music so effortlessly.”
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Claire Bryant featured on South Carolina Public Radio.
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Claire Bryant featured in The Sumter Item.
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Claire Bryant featured on CBS, Columbia, SC.
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Cellist Claire Bryant is what we lesser mortals would call a prodigy. In recent years, she has also become a miracle worker, taking her musical talents to some of the least served people in America…
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On Eunbi Kim’s second album, It Feels Like, she achieves an egalitarian balance of speech, acoustic instruments, and electronics while probing existential questions of family and identity.
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Elizabeth Newkirk explores American identity through her debut album of interwar pieces by Ravel, Gershwin and William Grant Still.
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Vijay Iyer’s ‘Dig the Say’ featured on WSMR Modern Notebook.
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“It Feels Like a Mountain, Chasing Me,” by Daniel Bernard Roumain, is music for piano composed for Eunbi Kim interwoven with a conversation about her Korean immigrant parents.
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Video premiere of Highland Ridge from What Now in Glide Magazine.
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One Fine Day from What Now featured on Folk Alley’s Fresh Cut Fridays.
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Mother’s Hand, Healing Hand featured on New Sounds on New York Public Radio.
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One Fine Day featured on Tinnitist: Thursday Mixtape.
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Phoenix featured on WRTI Classical Weekdays.
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Houston pianist Elizabeth Newkirk thinks that American music is still in search of its cultural identity.
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Apollo featured on New Sounds on WNYC, New York Public Radio.
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IMPULSE featured onNew Sounds on WNYC, New York Public Radio.
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“Am I Born” chosen as the Critics Choice, Opera News June 2022
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The New York City-based PUBLIQuartet's latest album explores the resonance between contemporary, blues, jazz, free and rock-inflected music - all of which trace their roots back to the Black and Indigenous music that inspired Dvorak’s “American” String Quartet.
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