LWIB - 02/Nov/2010  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...
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David Amidon - 09/Sep/2010  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...
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Svein Brunstad - 08/Sep/2010  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...
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Dave Morris - 01/Sep/2010  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 ...
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| John Patrick Higgins - 26/Aug/2010 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...
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| Paul Clarke - 20/Aug/2010 With Mr. Scruff, Flying Lotus and Theo Parrish all having enlisted her services recently, Andreya Triana is currently challenging Alice Russell as the...
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| Nick Neyland - 20/Aug/2010 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...
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| Freddy Palmer - 12/Aug/2010 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...
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| Euan Ferguson - 03/Aug/2010 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...
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| Ben Hogwood - 15/Apr/2010 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 ...
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