Rough Picture Music Video
“the trio embraces a raw, tangible clarity”
— Folded Waffle
“Every member contributes a distinctive musical voice, blending strings, rhythm, vocals, and beatboxing into a seamless performance.”
— Foxfire Magazine
Rough Picture
“The instrumentation goes beyond classical conventions; it takes the time to breathe, fracture, converse, and contradict itself, creating the sensation of a voice speaking directly to us.”
— Indie Dream
“… refreshingly philosophical, conscious, eyes-wide-open jazz rap terms; the trio reminding me of Guru's Jazzmatazz in their nineties prime, and comparisons don't get too much better than that.”
— The Slow Music Movement
“Biribá Union weave a sonic landscape that balances the ritualistic with the dreamlike.”
— Nagamag
Lamentations
“The wonderfully whimsical world that the trio builds on their new single is one begging to be explored… Block’s cello whirls around funky basslines and head-spinning vocal percussion, unearthing alien textures that are jovial, welcoming, and overall, a bright sliver of sonic light when the clouds form above. The captivating instrumentation slowly builds to a head-spinning verse from Bacon that ties the joy of “Ice Cream City” together in a visually appealing bow.”
— Glide Magazine
Ice Cream City
“Biribá Union released a new single, “All the Stars Say” and it is one of those songs that sounds bright from the start… The trio sounds polished, connected, and fully in control of a song that is catchy, romantic and beautifully made.”
— Yellow & Black
"All the Stars Say" by Biribá Union feels like a conversation sustained across a distance, where the night sky serves as an invisible bridge between two hearts determined to find one another… Biribá Union has crafted a song that not only speaks of connection but embodies it: a delicate reminder that, even across a distance, we can still share the same sky.”
— La Caverna
“It's a heartfelt meditation on how hope can keep people connected even when they're far apart… There is a quiet sense of comfort throughout that reminds us that love can last and stay alive even when we are apart.”
— Foxfire Magazine
“a luminous gem”
— Radio Castor
All The Stars Say
“… gloriously free-flowing…”
— Afropop Worldwide