Andreya Triana
Lost Where I Belong

Triana's definitely in a blue mood, and her material tendsto be rather one-note, as does her rather slight, nicely-textured soprano. Sincethat note do...

Andreya Triana has been bubbling under the surface of the UK’s down-tempo scene for a few years now. After scoring a few breaks on producer albums and...

The title of soulful South East London singer Andreya Triana’s debut album has nothing to do with her musical identity, but more to do with the brutal...

On Andreya Triana’s debut, Lost Where I Belong, the British singer cultivates an air that’s both regal and aloof, her sadness ever-present but always ...

I love surprises. And what a great surprise this record turned out to be. The opening track hear, about the most lush on the album, starts like gamela...

With Mr. Scruff, Flying Lotus and Theo Parrish all having enlisted her services recently, Andreya Triana is currently challenging Alice Russell as the...

The steady build up to the release of this debut album from soulful South East London singer Andreya Triana positioned her as an artist with impeccabl...

With the brilliant Bonobo album already a contender for album of the year, Andreya Triana's solo album was always going to be something intriguing. Th...

I’ve never been invited to a dinner party, as anyone who’s read one of my reviews might not be surprised to hear. So I don’t know what sort of music p...

The big find from the recent Bonobo masterpiece Black Sands was the soulful vocal offered to several tracks by new band vocalist Andreya Triana. In a ...