"Barely raising a decibel for the best part of two minutes, “Sei’s”introduction gives you ample time to savour every note, word and chirp before it slowly blooms into another thoughtful, blissful piano meditation."

Cowley gets the ball rolling on “Tear” with some minimal, somehow distant keys that set a melancholic tone for the prompt arrival of Tsupryk’s achingly beautiful violin

the introspective repetition is befriended by a haunting synth line that quivers through the succinct composition piercing the heart

The slowly dissipating notes creating a gently restless ambient bed that mirrors the grandeur and earth frequencies of those vast plains

impeccable ambient electronics that provide the synthetic thermals to elevate their acoustic colleagues

relying on her naturally minimal & more measured compositional approach, which gives the viewer time to reflect on the gravity of the times

having assembled a crack team of Canadian classical musicians to realise this ambitious, deeply personal and hopefully cathartic new LP

It's a powerful, stirring composition & an adventurous slice of neoclassical music which sets a high bar & uncompromising tone for her label