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Alan Scherstuhl included Kevin Sun's quartet residency at SEEDS in the NYTimes ongoing "What to Do in New York City" (April 2023) series. Full preview below:

Nate Chinen at WBGO highlighted The Sustain of Memory for their weekly Take Five post. Read the full preview here.

Maurice Hogue has included Earprint's Easy Listening and Dor Herskovits's Flying Elephants on episode 1117 of his long-running radio program, One Man's Jazz. The featured song from Easy Listening is by drummer Dor Herskovits, "Don't Look at the Pot," while the featured song from Flying Elephants is the title track (also by Dor).

WBGO included Earprint's Easy Listening in its massive 88-album preview of fall 2019 jazz releases. Full text below:

Michael J. West previewed the trio show this Sunday, February 18, 2018 at Twins Jazz in DC in Washingtonian. Read the full preview below:

Sunday, February 18
The (not-so-) secret of the pianoless saxophone trio is that it doesn’t just reduce the saxophonist’s harmonic restrictions, it reduces their restrictions, period, leaving them room to run wild in any direction without bumping their heads against the walls. Tenor saxophonist Kevin Sun does a bit of that—who wouldn’t, given the chance? More often, however, he exploits the openness of his trio setting to play about with the timbre and melodic possibilities of his instrument. Or, rather, his instruments: Sun plays tenor, but also clarinet and (dig this) C-melody saxophone, an instrument rarely heard since Frank Trumbauer in the 1920s. “Take care of the sense and the sounds will take care of themselves,” Lewis Carroll wrote; Hogwash, Sun seems to say. He tends to the sounds, as do bassist Walter Stinson and drummer Matt Honor, and lets the sense flow from those. The Kevin Sun Trio performs at 8 and 10 PM at Twins Jazz, 1344 U Street, Northwest. $10.