What Now review on Belgium music website Rootstime.
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Nest Building from The Story of Birds featured on Apple Music New in Classical.
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Claire Bryant interview with David Osenberg on WWFM.
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Alex Weiser’s water hollows stone playlisting on Night After Night Archives.
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Music video of Veiled by Niloufar Nourbakhsh featured in Review: Iranian Female Composers Speak Indirectly to the Moment.
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Michael Kelly and David Leisner featured on WRUU Savanah’s Evening Eclectic with David Lake..
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Die schöne Müllerin on Apple Music: New in Classical playlist.
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An Autumnal Song from Hymns for Private Use featured on Apple Music: New in Classical
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Ox Driving Song from Cowboy Rounds playlisting on Tidal: The Avant Garden.
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Saturn Years from It Feels Like featured on Spotify: Neo Classicals
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Down by the Rocky Mountains from Cowboy Rounds playlisting on Spotify - ASCAP New Music Friday
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Sleep from Hymns for Private Use featured on Spotify Playlist: New in Classical
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“It’s almost chamber music stirred gently with a bluegrass spoon. These fellows have a good grip on entertainment with classical instruments. Highly recommended.”
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“… I can enjoy it either way, especially in this performance thanks to Newkirk’s beautifully impressionist shades and colors.”
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Mike Block interviewed on Evening Eclectic on WRUU Savannah.
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The Mike Block trio interviewed on WBUR Boston, featuring their new album What Now.
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Dieupart’s Serebande from What Now featured on Spotify: Strings.
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It is the story of the American Dream, the story of innovation, of creativity and of the vast breadth of its landscape and the variety of its peoples, both native and immigrant.
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This fascinating album presents three interwar orchestral scores in transcriptions for solo piano. Newkirk draws her programme together with an erudite booklet note exploring the making of the American myth.
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Bright Shiny Things CEO & President, Louis Levitt, interviewed by Grammy Award winner and New York Times bestselling author Kabir Sehgal.
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