Aug 5th 2017 Sydney Morning Herald Orbits and Riffs review "Arresting, genre-blurring double album...disquieting music with massive breadth and high drama. 4 STARS" John Shand
Jun 2nd 2018 - article about Collide Trio in Cutcommon Magazine
Feb 21st 2018 - radio interview with The Space Show by Andrew Rennie Southern FM Victoria 88.3FM
Jan 31st 2018 - The Music Trust/Loudmouth E-zine review of Ephemera's debut album: "Highly evocative and adventurous....a certain sonic luminescence."
1st Nov 2017 - Making Waves: featured "Full Moon" for solo trumpet
3rd Nov 2017 - CutCommon:"Keyna's compositions are characterised by an ongoing fascination with astronomical phenomena and the incorporation of jazz hamonies..."
Nov 5th 2017: Interview with Thomas Adams from Eastside Radio: "Olivier Messaein is a great source of inspiration to me"
Oct 7th 2017 - Her Canberra: "Nothing is off limits, with broad influences ranging from folk melodies to impressionism, contemporary and free jazz to minimalism, and 20th century classical music to the blues."
July 25th 2017 - New Australia Music Eastside Radio: "an amalgamation of all my sonic experiences on piano over the last 10 years on in one album"
June 2017 - Jazz and Beyond Orbits and Riffs album review by Peter Wockner: "Full of sonic textures and infinite possibility, this is one of the true concept albums of recent years. 4 STARS."
May 2017 - Northside Radio interview: '...He was almost anti-theory, which is actually what I wanted to learn from him...'
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May 2017 - Cut Common article: "Ephemera Trio is taking us on a voyage into the universe, morphing the elements of space into new music.Curious and inspiring, Orbits and Riffs is the group’s new album that uses NASA recordings of stars and planets’ electromagnetic waves, and combines these otherworldly sounds with jazz, classical and experimental music."
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MAY 2016 - Inner West Courier
MAR 2016 - Skye on Stage review: "Not, perhaps, since Karen Carpenter called occupants of interplanetary space have musicians extended a hand quite so far. The music and more is, truly, out of this world.... this is an intergalactic love song dedication that knows no peer"
NOV 2015 - Jazz Australia Org interview: "It was Sun Ra who told us “space is the place” and that’s the dimension to where the Ephemera Trio aim to transport. Their music explores astronomical phenomena on a voyage through a universe of pulsars, craters, planetary atmospheres, stars, sun and void."
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NOV 2015 - Altmedia article
SEPT 2013 - Fred and Ginger review: "Her solitude is broken by Key, a servile mute who busies herself around Anon, following orders and breaking into beautiful flute solos on command. Anon stands on a small wooden stool surrounded by photographs of herself and Key, floating in an ocean of the desperation of self-awareness, as Key distracts herself following the pointless requests that chop and change according to Anon’s ecstatic whims."
AUG 2011 - Inner West Courier
