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
Flutronix’s cover of Japanese pop hit Candy, Candy by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu got two thumb’s up in Impose Magazine‘s Week in Pop cultural review. The review praises the cover, saying that “Nathalie’s voice, enthusiasm and smile show the global relevance of one of Japan’s
Flutronix’s latest album, 2.0, is now available in Japan via Village Again Records! This represents a proud milestone for the duo as their first international recording industry contract and their first major venture in the booming Asian music market. 2.0 can now be
She’s Just Like Me, a blog that celebrates inspirational women of color by identifying them as diverse role models for generations to come, took a moment to sit down with Nathalie. The Q&A offers insight to Nathalie’s life as half
In anticipation of the Japanese release of Flutronix’s latest album, 2.0, on Village Again Records, the duo has released their cover of Candy Candy by J-Pop sensation Kyary Pamyu Pamyu. Check out their fresh version in this music video:
Music blog Caught in the Carousel featured an exclusive free download of Flutronix’s Live at the Attucks Theater mixtape, recorded this past spring as part of the Virginia Arts Festival! The mixtape is described as showcasing “a deft confidence that swoons the listener with
Tri-State Indie is best known for connecting bands, fans and brands by acting as a central network for indie music in the MidAtlantic Region. The popular site featured Flutronix’s Live from The Attucks Theatre Mixtape and the duo’s latest album, 2.0, praising both
Pop culture blog PopDose had nothing but praise to offer Flutronix’s latest album release, 2.0. The feature says that “everything about this album is right, ” calls the duo’s latest release a “home run,” and highly recommends the album to its readers. // Read the full story
Both Flutronix albums can now be found on AllMusic.com, a guide to recordings in every genre. The online music catalog features previews from the duo’s most recent album, 2.0, as well as their self-titled debut album from 2010. Site contributor Steve Leggett describes
Ghettoblaster Magazine recently caught up with Allison to discuss Flutronix’s latest album release, 2.0, in their From the Horse’s Mouth column. The music mag credits the duo’s album for boasting “a seductive but provocative range of styles from sensuous Neo-Soul to tracks that blend EDM
