Reviews

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Orchestrope weaves magic in a cinematic sonic journey” “Whether you’re a fan of contemporary classical, electronic, or cinematic music, Orchestrope is an album that demands your attention. It’s a sonic journey that will linger with you long after the final note fades.” We Write About Music

“One of the standout aspects of Orchestrope is Yee’s mastery of texture and atmosphere.” Parkett Channel webzine

“a mesmerizing sound across the new album Orchestrope, a moving success from the violinist and composer. Ranging from orchestral complexity to sparse, haunting intrigue, the release showcases Yee’s gripping songwriting and instrumentation — delving into strings and electronics.” Obscure Sound

“The result of such nuanced artistic work sees ‘Orchestrope’ flourishing into string-powered tracks, while also delving into industrial and abstract noises. Over nine carefully constructed episodes, Yee takes the listeners on a spiritual and evocative journey, one that you won’t be forgotten anytime soon.” Mesmerized

“Orchestrope” is a hit, not just a debut, from musician and violinist Helen Yee. Not only is her talent distilled on the album, but the feeling she exudes through the music is a true delight.” Music for All

“What sets Orchestrope apart is its personal touch. Yee not only performs all the instruments but also layers them with care, capturing the essence of live performance on record.” Music & Entertainers

Orchestrope by Helen Yee is an enriching collection of emotionally-loaded music with a mischievous side. Working at the intersection of classical and experimental feels a natural place for Yee, whose work is primarily serious, but often seriously uplifting and perennially a delight.” No Transmission

“the album highlights her talents as a violinist and composer. She created a masterpiece that is distinctive and dramatic.” Sistra

“ce qui distingue véritablement Orchestrope, c’est la sensibilité avec laquelle chaque morceau est construit. Yee explore des émotions profondes, allant de la contemplation à l’exubérance…” Iggy Magazine

“Orchestrope is an album that blurs the lines between genres, offering a deeply immersive listening experience… the music holds a cinematic quality that makes each track feel like a self-contained universe.” TJPL News

“a testament to her ability to blend classical, ambient, and experimental sounds into a cohesive and evocative body of work. Each track stands on its own, yet together they form a rich narrative that takes the listener on a sonic journey through different emotional landscapes.” Apricot Magazine

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