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Romance (2021)
Bayla Records / Galileo Music
JAZZTHETIK Magazin (Deutschland) Mai/Juni 2021
DE: "Die Sängerin versteht es vollendet, Gefühle in Töne zu verwandeln - und umgekehrt."
EN: “The singer knows perfectly how to transform feelings into sounds - and vice versa.”
(Victoriah Szirmai)
EN: “The singer knows perfectly how to transform feelings into sounds - and vice versa.”
(Victoriah Szirmai)
Concerto Magazin (Österreich) - 2/2021
DE: "Musikalisch vielfältig, mit Gesang, Gitarren und Akkordeon, mit neuen Arrangements und zahlreichen Improvisationspassagen versehen."
EN: "Musically diverse, with voice, guitars and accordion, with new arrangements and numerous improvisation passages."
(Werner Leiss)
EN: "Musically diverse, with voice, guitars and accordion, with new arrangements and numerous improvisation passages."
(Werner Leiss)
AUGUSTIN Boulevardzeitung (Österreich) - 7. April 2021
DE: "<Romance> ist ein wunderbares Antidepressivum, eine so selbstverständlich wie vielfältig dahinfließende Musik. Eine intensive, lohnende, weit reichende, einstündige Klangreise."
EN: "<Romance> is a wonderful antidepressant, music that flows as naturally as it is diverse. An intense, rewarding, far-reaching, one-hour sound journey. "
(Rainer Krispel)
EN: "<Romance> is a wonderful antidepressant, music that flows as naturally as it is diverse. An intense, rewarding, far-reaching, one-hour sound journey. "
(Rainer Krispel)
Romanian tales (2015)
Bayla Records / Galileo Music
Songlines (UK) - March 2016
Exquisite traditional tunes from a gifted vocalist
“Romanian Tales is a strong album and certainly marks Diana Rasina as a name to look out for. (...) With most contemporary Romanian music relying on electronic pop in its arrangements it is a pleasure to hear Rasina backed only by cimbalom, kaval (shepherd’s flute) and double bass. (...) She feels her way into these songs, exploring tunes from different regions in Romania, celebrating each song for its beauty and attempting to convey the emotional weight.”
Garth Cartwright)
“Romanian Tales is a strong album and certainly marks Diana Rasina as a name to look out for. (...) With most contemporary Romanian music relying on electronic pop in its arrangements it is a pleasure to hear Rasina backed only by cimbalom, kaval (shepherd’s flute) and double bass. (...) She feels her way into these songs, exploring tunes from different regions in Romania, celebrating each song for its beauty and attempting to convey the emotional weight.”
Garth Cartwright)
Concerto Magazin (Österreich) - Oktober 2015
DE: “Romanian Tales ist das erste Album der rumänischen, in Wien lebenden Sängerin Diana Rasina. Sie bietet einen Überblick über die musikalische Folklore Rumäniens. Das gelingt ihr durchgehend klischeebefreit und mit beeindruckender Stimme.” (leiss)
EN: “Romanian Tales is the first album by the Romanian singer Diana Rasina, who lives in Vienna. She offers an overview of the musical folklore of Romania and she succeeds in doing this without clichés and with an impressive voice.”
(Werner Leiss)
EN: “Romanian Tales is the first album by the Romanian singer Diana Rasina, who lives in Vienna. She offers an overview of the musical folklore of Romania and she succeeds in doing this without clichés and with an impressive voice.”
(Werner Leiss)
publik ver.di (Deutschland) - 6/2015
DE: “Ein Sound, der einerseits tief in der Tradition wurzelt und dabei zugleich frappierend zeitlos ist. (...) Damit sorgt Rasina nicht nur für klangliche Extravaganz, sondern schafft gleichzeitig eine nahtlose Verbindung von ländlicher Ursprünglichkeit und großstädtischer Finesse”.
EN: “A sound that is on the one hand deeply rooted in tradition and at the same time strikingly timeless. (...) Rasina not only ensures sound extravagance, but at the same time creates a seamless connection between rural originality and metropolitan finesse”.
(Peter Rixen)
EN: “A sound that is on the one hand deeply rooted in tradition and at the same time strikingly timeless. (...) Rasina not only ensures sound extravagance, but at the same time creates a seamless connection between rural originality and metropolitan finesse”.
(Peter Rixen)
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