Read MoreListening to the music of Jarmila Xymena Górna, to her amazing voice influenced by many musical genres, I would never say it was the Jewish mysticism that inspired this artist who was born in Poland and lives in London. But it did. (Basia Monka, Jerusalem Post)
'Słuchając muzyki Jarmili Xymeny Górnej, jej niesamowitego głosu zainspirowanego wieloma stylami, nigdy bym nie powiedziała, że to żydowska mistyka zainspirowała tę artystkę, która urodziła się w Polsce a mieszka w Londynie. Ale tak właśnie się stało'. (Basia Monka, Jerusalem Post)
‘Try to get good big speakers to listen to this album… there’s a lot in the production of it… wonderfully fruity synthesizers, great textures, layers and layers of it, a big overall thing…’
Read More'Transparent voices and transparent views of Jarmila Xymena Gorna' - Radio Sefarad presents music from Aspaklaria ('transparent lens')
'Przezroczyste głosy i przezroczyste poglądy Jarmili Górnej' - Radio Sefarad prezentuje muzykę z płyty Aspaklaria ('przezroczysta soczewka')
Read MoreThe Musician highlights the return of Jarmila with her second ‘adventurous’ album Aspaklaria, in the Stand Out section.
Read More‘… beautiful, ethereal CD of effective dichotomies - even the songs, sounding simultaneously innocent and experienced, also function as huge, wide-opened soundscapes’. RnR Magazine
‘… przepiękna, nieziemska płyta skutecznych dychotomii - nawet piosenki, brzmiące zarazem niewinnie jak i wytrawnie, funkcjonują jednocześnie jako potężne, szeroko otwarte pejzaże dźwiękowe’. RnR Magazine
Read MoreCalling Jarmila’s songs ‘musical pearls’, Wojciech Ossowski presents her music from Aspaklaria in his programme Trojkowy Ossobowy on Polish Radio Trojka.
‘Muzyczne perły…’
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What is certainly typical of Jarmila’s music is that it is positively atypical. Like other critics before him, in his review of Jarmila’s album Aspaklaria, Haydon Benfield proposes several different genres in his attempt to classify her style. Art-pop, electronica, experimental, adult-contemporary, jazz, IDM all end up thrown into this cocktail shaker, but ultimately he confesses…
Read More‘Jarmila Xymena Gorna is like a musical polymath. She’s a bit like the Ibn Ezra, and although he is a medieval Torah commentator and she’s a modern musician - so there’s quite a gap between them, but in a way it’s very much the same kind of ability to do many, many, many things well, all at the same time without seemingly specialising in one, being super confident in all of them...’
Read Moreאנ׳ מאוד נרגשת. השירים שלי הושמעו בתוכנית של דובי לנצ. הייתי רוצה להודות לדובי ולכל המאזינים. מקווה מאוד שנהנתם
Read MoreJarmila’s fav long-term collaborator, Larry Holcombe, shows his fab mastering skills on her song ‘Only You’ from the album Aspaklaria, in the Ozone 8 mastering tutorial on Groove8
Read MoreIn 2006 I was invited to take part in the exhibition titled 'Childhood Memories' at the V&A Museum of Childhood in London. I chose to recall how, as a child, I constructed my first 'recording studio', where I was able to execute basic tracking and layering of different parts. I used my sister's old Grundig reel to reel and my own new little Grundig tape recorder to do that. Actually, the museum couldn't find a Grundig, so a prop was used!
Read More‘Gorna’s choice of title for her debut album was a very conscious thought. The creative process is universally fascinating and resolutely difficult to nail down. The title she chose Hashgachah translates from Hebrew as meaning divine synchronicity; those “magic moments from above”. It is easy to hear how the sublime wordless communication of Silver Bird was born from this spiritual inspiration’.
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