…It is the art of singing two tunes with one voice, what the tuvan women group “Tyva kyzy” perfectly masters. With their throat singing these women are opening magical spaces to the audience […]
Although they look fragile in their traditional costumes, they win contests in their own homeland where the art of throat singing has been held for centuries by men. Their quiet songs lead into the vast fields of the taiga, into those lonely grasslands of central-Asia […].
The songs are about heroes, caves, mountains and lakes in pure and wild nature beneath the silver mountains […] The connection between musician and landscape is hardly known in popular music, and is only comparable to singers like Bjoerk….