“Zora Lucent's music is a delicate tapestry on the canvas of sound, earning its place as a nuanced masterpiece. Within this sonic realm, fragility and ritualistic beauty offer an immersive experience that transcends conventional boundaries. Zora's compositions artfully evoke deep emotions and long-buried memories, reminiscent of forgotten whispers from past lives. The integration of processed vocals adds another layer, propelling the listener into an ethereal journey through the unexplored corridors of contemporary and experimental realms. With harmonies that gleam like glass, Zora Lucent invites us into a mesmerizing landscape where the familiar and the avant-garde converge. This album cements Zora's status as a visionary, pushing the boundaries of musical exploration.”
“With a tapestry of haunting melodies, the album evokes fluidity, transformation, and nonlinear time.”
“[Zora's] debut solo album, Verilux, serves as a testament to her boundless creativity and ability to transcend genre limitations. With each ethereal note, Zora invites us to venture beyond the familiar and immerse ourselves in a sonic universe where ancient echoes mingle with futuristic vibrations. Zora Lucent has gifted us with a mesmerizing tapestry of sound, leaving an indelible mark on our hearts and igniting our imagination to seek out new sonic frontiers.”
“[Zora Lucent] delivers a succinct pop symphony in seven moments that swims the depths of oceanic underworlds as well as the outer dimensions of consciousness.”
“Verilux transports the audience to a concerto that melts down the mold of the modern classical into the molten liquid orr of psychic subterranean experimentation.”
“Verilux is a fascinating album of ethereal, expansive works blending vocal experimentation, glitchy electronics, percussive beats and string arrangements.”
“To merely call [Zora] a singer would be offensively reductive, as her mastery of the palette of SOUNDS that a vocalist can produce...easily transcend category... This, coupled with the otherworldly sounds produced from their home-made wine glass harp wielded by [Zora]..., made for a truly cosmic, transcendental listening experience that, for the first time in recent memory, moved me to tears.”
Nick Benoit, Offbeat Magazine
