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Ballade premierering music video for Lock&Key, March 2024

1882, Lock&Key, March 2024

BLIKK, Lock&Key, March 2024

Bands Of Tomorrow, Review of Lock&Key March 2024

Franfurter Almeine Quarterly April 2021

Nuts and Bolts Podcast, Interview with Nuts and Bolts

The Musicians Journey Podcast, Interview with Ragnhild Wesenberg

Alt Flyter on DR Danish National Radio

Meet An Artist Monday: Zach Dorn by Shana Nys Dambrot

RedCat New Now Festival, July 25th 2019

The Lake Radio ALICE: Danielle Dahl, interview by Louise Tandrup Esbensen

Loosening Orion's Belt Review in Politiken, review by Lucia Odoom

Danielle Dahl’s Debut Solo Album Loosening Orion’s Belt review by Tracy Monaghan, I Care If You Listen

Loosening Orion's Belt Review by Mads Kjeldgaard Nielsen for Passive/Aggressive

Danielle Dahl: Loosening Orion’s Belt by Søren Søndborg, review Undertoner

Statens Kunstfonds Præmiering av Musikværker 2018

The opening concert for this year's Klangfestival stood beautifully in the room in the concert hall in the old radio house with its four meticulous, silent works. The largely unknown composers - Mads Emil Dreyer, Aron Dahl, Kirsten Milenko and Tyler Futrell had come into the hands of two soloists and the experienced, Copenhagen ensemble Athelas, and it left a beautiful impression of a bunch of young composers who will touch the audience and sharpen our attention to the details and nuances of the sound world.

— Politiken

Dahls debut er et netværk af berøringer, der bevæger sig over huden fra det dybeste, mest private traume til den højeste seksuelle transcendens, men altid med et helt ekstremt potentiale til følge.

— Passive/Aggressive

The listening experience of entire record is uncomfortable, sonically and in subject matter, but not in the way that we are accustomed to the occasional uneasiness of art music. It’s not disjointed, it’s not angular, it’s not thorny. Dahl’s exploration of psychoacoustic phenomena clutters the senses, and the deeply personal and vulnerable essay is socially illicit. The two ideas match each other and form a cohesive, abstract work. Loosening Orion’s Belt manages to be at once familiar and foreign, mysterious and accessible, taboo and wholesome.

— I Care If You Listen