Jazzwise – Vivienne Aerts: Typuhthâng (Album Review)

Jazzwise – Album Review

★★★ - This album exists in a parallel dimension to most releases: Aerts is ethically grounded, and aesthetically off the wall.
Newvelle's 'Church on Mars' record from Kenny Werner, Dave Liebman, Terri Lyne Carrington and James Genus - "Embraceable You", voiced by Vivienne Aerts, who gives it a starry-eyed, dryly heartfelt reading, her airy soprano relishing every syllable without a hint of pretense or being overly theatrical."

New York City Jazz Record

Newvelle's record with Kenny Werner, Dave Liebman, Terri Lyne Carrington and James Genus - "on Embraceable You Vivienne Aerts gives a starry-eyed, dryly heartfelt reading, her airy soprano relishing every syllable"
Vivienne Aerts Leidsch Dagblad interview (May 2021)

Leidsch Dagblad – Interview: A Record with a 100 Women and Chocolate

Dutch daily Leidsch Dagblad interviews Vivienne Aerts about her album with 100 women and sustainable chocolate.
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3-voor-12 Album Review

A feature by VPRO’s 3voor12 highlighting Vivienne’s third album and global collaboration
All About Jazz Vivienne Aerts Typuhthâng album review

All About Jazz – Album Review

"Typuhthâng is a luminous, exquisitely crafted suite of music and an album on a mission. All of Typuhthâng is an uplifting experience."
Vivienne Aerts interview 3voor12 Leiden (March 2023)

3voor12 Leiden – Interview

March 2023 | Practical Idealism with Typuhthâng, 3voor12 Leiden profiles Vivienne Aerts on her album *Typuhthâng*, made with 100 women and paired with chocolate supporting women cacao farmers in Congo.
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Cent Magazine – album review

In Cent Magazine Women’s Hands ON feature, Vivienne Aerts opens up about her creative philosophy: blending jazz, global collaboration, and feminine power to build art rooted in trust and community.
JazzWeekly reviews Vivienne Aerts’s *Typuhthâng*, noting its layered vocals, soundscapes, and songs. Read the original review (May 2023).

JazzWeekly – Album Review

"The album comes across like a musical mosaic, ethereal natural sounds, songs of a walk in the museum of modern art."