Japanese fans can head out to newsstands to read about Flutronix in the latest issue of FUDGE. The magazine, which is known for being a leading cultured source for fashion, music, movies and art, features a full page interview with
Popular Japanese music review site Mikiki, featured Flutronix in an interview about the duo’s first Japanese album release, 2.0. The story highlights Flutronix’s debut performance in Tokyo, their unique urban art pop style, and also includes videos of the duo’s top cover songs
Flutronix has released a new live music video of Life Lines, a fan favorite from their sophomore album, 2.0, performed with drummer Joe Blaxx at The Brooklyn Museum.
Flutronix is excited to present a unique, interactive workshop to members of the Flute Society of Greater Philadelphia, utilizing improvisation, electronics and collaboration. Participants will have the opportunity to experiment with loop pedals, play with technology and read through original
Flutronix were featured guests on Mercedes Me Music Factory, a weekly music show presented by Mercedes Benz and J-Wave 81.3, Tokyo’s most popular FM broadcast station. The duo discussed their latest album release, 2.0, and their first Japanese cover song, Candy Candy. A highlight of the
Flutronix were featured guests on Tokyo FM’s Cosmo Pops Best 10, hosted by Amy Ohta. The program, broadcast weekly throughout Japan, is a pop music countdown program. Flutronix appeared on the shows highly anticipated segment called World Understand, highlighting one international artist that listeners
Flutronix appeared live on Gratitude, a daily radio program hosted by Rachel Chan on J-Wave 81.3, Tokyo’s most popular FM broadcast station. The show’s focus is town planning and the urban development of Tokyo for 2020, Tokyo’s upcoming Olympic year, in
Metropolis, Japan’s No. 1 English speaking magazine, recently featured Flutronix. The story, which highlights the duo’s latest album release, 2.0, describes Flutronix as an “excellent music adventure“. It goes on to describe the their signature Urban Art Pop sound as have
Flutronix went to Japan for the first time ever this summer! The duo made press appearances throughout the region in support of their first international album release, 2.0, on Village Again Records. On July 29, Flutronix presented a free live performance showcase in Tokyo
Flutronix are cover girls for the Summer 2014 issue of Symphony Magazine, the quarterly magazine of the League of American Orchestras. The duo was featured for their performance at Lincoln Center’s David Rubinstein Atrium in support of the launch of WQXR’s successful
