new renderings of ancient sounds... 
Zulal, an a cappella trio of Armenian-American women who refract ancestral folk songs
through the prism of the collegiate close-harmony group, and do so to spectacular effect. 
Justin Davidson, New York Magazine

Zulal celebrates the trials and joys of old Armenian village life, from the echoes of loss to the enduring vibrations of dance and celebration. Girls cast fortunes by the moon’s light, morning smoke rises from the tonir, young brides weave golden threads through their hair as others spin wool into gossip. These images of the past come to life in Zulal’s arrangements, hearkening back to a simpler time, providing tokens of comfort in our increasingly complex, modern world.