Sa Dingding - Harmony

Guardian“A unique performer...” An album that works well in patches but ultimately fails because of the clutter of voices, effects and strings...

The Times“Compelling evidence for the prosecution...” A bestseller back in China, she specialises in bombastic, electro-fuelled anthems that often resemble a wrestling bout between Björk and Kate Bush. The few moments of repose hint at a more tender folk sensibility...

The Independent“An independent poetic spirit...” In Sa Dingding's case she incorporates more recognisably native elements, both through Chinese instrumentation such as the Gu Zheng zither, Pipa lute and Wa flute, and in the folk-tale roots of much of her imagery...

MusicOMH“Be prepared for another Chinese export to take an industry by storm...” If she can make it out of the world music section and into the mainstream with what is ultimately a wonderfully inventive pop album, there are hints of a real staying power...

The Telegraph“Not yet reviewed”

Uncut“Not yet reviewed”

allmusic“Not yet reviewed”

Dusted Magazine“Not yet reviewed”

Pitchfork“Not yet reviewed”

Drowned In Sound“Not yet reviewed”