Quotes.

 

Dovgal manages to inject his own personality and style into the mix of trippy organic textures.

STAFF | XLR8R, US

 

Absolutely gorgeous! Loving first four tracks!!!

NEMONE | BBC 6 MUSIC, UK

 

Gorgeous!

TOM RACVENSCROFT | BBC 6 MUSIC, UK

 

A lofty yet fleeting intro quickly gives way to a wavering bass line backed by crisp, understated percussion. Further layers are added as bright, glittery synth stabs mimic the undeniably groovy rhythm. The result is a uniquely hybrid piece of music, floating somewhere between glitch and lo-fi electronica; think Thom Yorke meets Russ Liquid and Mad Zach. And if that doesn’t pique your interest, we truly don’t know what will.

MATTHEW WOLFE | YOUREDM, US

 

Carrying a strong vocal turn from Starving Yet Full (formerly of Azari III), “Euphoria” opens out with glowing keys, introducing the soul-filled feature to drive it towards a warm, airy and melodic destination. Spiritual yet ambiguous in sound and lyric alike, this track is a slow burner that flickers, flames and genty cascades over two and a half minutes.

TOBI OKE | COMPLEX, UK

 

Moving, emotional and eclectic piece of work!

RYAN MIDDLETON | MUSIC TIMES, US

 

A fine collection of textured electronic beats.

NIALL BYRNE | NIALLER9, IRL

 

Pavel Dovgal‘s rattling snare, gloopy synths and rainy pitter-patter make Quency one of our favourites tracks on his upcoming album.

TINA EDWARDS | JAZZ STANDARD, UK

 

Lovely melt away sounds, good vox collabos, beautiful soft house beats here and there (opener so great)!

KLAUS FIEHE | 1LIVE / BYTE.FM, GER

 

Pavel Dovgal certainly has his own signature sound. However, he proves on numerous instances that he can deviate from his largely percussive and electronica style. Whether that be exploring live band instrumentation, jazz or straight ahead rock, he’s definitely proved himself to be quite a, in fact, versatile performer.

ANDREW WATSON | WE PLUG GOOD MUSIC, AFR