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This is what the press has written about HOSOO (translated from German):
| "The Mongolian throat singing master, Hosoo, sings three tones simultaneously, astounding even the most experienced musicians." |
| Die Welt |
| "A mountain range is described by a weightless overtone drone, with the run of a mountain river artistically sung by Hosoo [...] A concert full of amazing vocal effects which are impossible to completely comprehend, but which are all the more enjoyable." |
| Kieler Nachrichten |
| "'Meditation', 'Trance', 'Mother earth', 'Natural music' – the descriptive titles conjure up far-reaching associations, however, these associations are not far-reaching enough to describe Hosoo’s performance in Bordesholm [...] Hosoo’s music amazed musicians and non-musicians alike." |
| Kieler Nachrichten |
| "With meditative, flute-like singing, unusual sounds of the spheres, accompanied by a horse-head violin [...] and a two-string banjo, Hosoo almost put his audience into a trance. His music, which is mostly without text, imitates sounds from nature such as running water, wind or the echo of the mountains..." |
| Neue Westfälische |
| "Hosoo transported his audience in Bielefeld to the wildness and expanse of his native country. [...] It is particularly impressive how Hosoo forms his melodies with such intensity, length and beauty." |
| Westfalenblatt |
| "Hosoo is a true master of his art. When he opens his mouth to sing, he captures the attention and most of the hearts of his audience." |
| Holsteinischer Courier |
| "Although the music is unusual for Western ears, it is soon apparent how high-class Hosoo’s skill is, how intensively he manages to stir the audience’s emotions." |
| Landeszeitung Lüneburg |
