"the winds vanish, leaving our dishevelled conductor alone again with her guitar, thoughts and a lingering ambient drone"

"allowing pause for thought and momentary trips down memory lane - the past and present converging in reflective folk form."

"a flickering, broken fluorescent tube lit, heavily stoned reflection on our digital dystopian present, and the trials of trying to keep your head together in this modern shit show that promises so much, but rarely delivers."

"softly delivered vocals ride the soundscape thermals which develop all sorts of pleasing sonic details as the patiently building, beautifully crafted arrangement evolves"

"soothing, meandering, low gravity electroacoustic soundscapes which elevate rather than distract from the seductively delivered meditations on the human and spiritual condition"

"knobs are tweaked to inject some chopped and screwed acid nostalgia as a cosmically inclined organ teases dimensions that we so often sense"

" a fine slice of gently restless, quietly but firmly experimental ambient music"

"low gravity vocal jazz to ease you into the day, or close your eyes to in the late evening"

"Starting off innocently enough with some straight ahead acoustic guitar picking, "Fruit" takes all of a few seconds before the freak flag is raised "

"a warm, sonically nurturing, back to the future electroacoustic soundscape that nods to classy and classic twentieth century composition"

a warmly lit, jazz folk pathway towards the clear and true musings on the nature of time and connection

"It doesn't happen enough, there really should be more jazz and dub infused hip hop beats coming through the speakers"

"A classic folk song about love's first days is nothing new, but when it sounds as good as this, always welcome."

"the perfect time to slip on your headphones and better explore the sonic details of this gently restless soundscape"

"a back to the future trip down cut and paste dance music memory lane, that puts the fun and the smiles back onto the dance floor."

"the rhythm section get a real sweat on - tightly locked and intent on reaching escape velocity"

"This is electronic music for the head as well as the hips"

"paving the way for some suitably languid drums and the arrival of Hasselgren's fragile, low gravity, achingly beautiful vocals"

"a mighty fine, mildly theatrical, shadowy slice of lysergic alt-pop rock with genuine craft"

"Tiwayo has upped the funk and headed straight to the dance floor with "Up For Soul""

" the mood is one of detachment, introspection and more than a hint of that rarely discussed feeling of loneliness and melancholy that can creep up on urbanites when left on their own"

"The vibe from the off is distinctly sixties, which lets face it in jazz is no bad thing"

"an acoustic guitar lays down the track's folk credentials and paves the way for the fragile, warm yet wistful vocals"

"charting and building tellurian bridges between the ambient, new age and neoclassical multiverses."