Very excited about this recent feature in I Care If You Listen, 5 Questions to Allison Loggins-Hull. Allison discusses her new project Love Always, supported by Alarm Will Sound’s newly founded Matt Mark’s Impact Fund: A song cycle, where each
Nathalie was recently asked to step in and join the exceedingly awesome lineup for the Resonant Bodies Festival, NYC edition. Splitting a bill with two incredibly talented women, Jen Shyu and Caroline Shaw, she got a chance to share some
We were on the radio! During an awesome week down in Chapel Hill, NC, where we’ll be in residence at the University of North Carolina for the next two years, we had a bit of time to share our story
Very happy about this interview that Nathalie did for Indy Week. It’s a thorough profile of our latest project, Discourse, commissioned by Carolina Performing Arts, and highlights our commitment to using art as a way to connect with people and communities in order
Every few years, we get an invitation from our good friend Jun Oshima to work with his students. Jun is an amazing filmmaker and videographer in his own right (he actually shot and directed our awesome Sweet Dreams music video), and
For years now, we have been SUPER lucky to have film director Jun Oshima as part of our Flutronix family. He is the man behind our first music video, Sweet Dreams, our live performance video of Life Lines and has invited us to work
We are beyond thrilled and honored to say we are BOTH composers for cellist Amanda Gookin’s Forward Music Project. We are joined by a roster of phenomenal women composers including Angelica Negrón, Amanda Feery, Leila Adu, Jessica Meyer, and Morgan Krauss. From Amanda’s site: “The
Our last EPK (electronic press kit) video was made possible by our dear friend Jun Oshima, a film director and professor at The New School. He invited us to his class and assigned students to interview us and create a EPK
Inauguration Day was a day we were both dreading. Feeling utterly concerned and uncertain, we were less than enthused about the swearing in of our 45th President. Fortunately, we were invited to perform at The Anti-Inaugural Ball at The DiMenna
Flutronix had the distinct honor of competing in the inaugural M-Prize, an international chamber arts competition based in Ann Arbor, at the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance. After reviewing over 170 applications from 13 countries, the
