Flutronix was proud to have their first official music video featured on the Women’s International Music Network, a hub that connects women in all facets of the music industry. The site praised the duo’s cover of Sweet Dreams by Eurythmics, urging viewers to “prepare yourself
Flutronix celebrated the US release of their newest album, 2.0, with a rockin’ release party and concert at Pete’s Candy Store. 2.0, released independently on the duo’s label Flutronix Records, is available digitally on iTunes and Amazon and physically through the Flutronix web-store. The evening
The Daily Buzz, a nationally syndicated morning television show, featured Flutronix’s music video for Sweet Dreams. Highlighted during the “New Music Tuesday” segment, Flutronix appears alongside rock band The Faint, and Jay-Z protegé Freeway’s collaboration with mash-up artist Girl Talk.
Music blog Caught in the Carousel gave Flutronix’s 2.0 a rave review, calling it “the kind of record that, though you can’t explain it, makes the world a better place simply by virtue of its existence.” Praise extended beyond the record to
Music blog Hellhound Music featured Flutronix’s first official music video release in anticipation of the duo’s new album, 2.0. The blog cites Flutronix’w take on the Eurhythmic’s classic as “soulful”. // Read the full story
The Brooklyn Paper had only words of praise for Flutronix’s new album, 2.0, and the duos endeavors as music educators and entrepreneurs. The review commends the duo for their fresh sound on 2.0, which “has the sleek pulse of modern
Fellow entrepreneur and flutist, Fluterscooter, wrote a glowing concert review of Flutronix’s March 6 show at Pianos. Noting the duo’s “remarkable chemistry and camaraderie” as “something that is rare to see among classical musicians these days”, she praises Flutronix for
Nathalie Joachim represented Flutronix in a round table talk on the importance of music in a child’s life and the WQXR instrument drive, hosted by Brooklyn Independent Media’s BK Live. In addition to offering some insight as a performer and educator,
Allan Kozinn of The New York Times, mentioned Flutronix’s performance at the first of several events launching classical music radio station WQXR‘s musical instrument drive, in the paper’s culture blog, ArtsBeat. The performance, which took place at the David Rubinstein Atrium
The Virginia Arts Festival of Norfolk, VA presented Flutronix in a series of youth education workshops and performances throughout the region. Their stay culminated with a featured concert at The Attucks Theater, a historic theater whose stage has been graced by the
