9/1/17

“When the songs are strong all those other variables aren’t even necessary. Case in point is the new album from folk/pop songwriter Diego Davidenko. This album [In an Empty House] presents songs simply, using only the essential ingredients to get the point across.

- BabySue LMNOP”

6/18/14

“It Isn’t Home has a lot of childlike qualities to it. The songs are quirky and often sound lighthearted but there is a lot of weight in the lyrics. Davidenko explores feelings of being lost and not fitting in with the album’s lyrics.”
— Adam Morgan, Surviving the Golden Age

10/18/15

“If staring up at the ceiling contemplating life could ever have a soundtrack, Diego Davidenko would be the one playing it.”
— Monterey County Weekly

9/8/15

“Overall, this is a perfect coffee house soundtrack, give it a listen with that spiced pumpkin latte. Music like this will make it taste better.”
— Power Popaholics

7/17/15

“Davidenko evokes the bucolic rush of love and the emotional repercussions that often accompany any honest expression of affection.”
— Joshua Pickard, Nooga.com

6/26/15

“Diego Davidenko charts an intimate journey into the past and out towards the future on ‘Where the Sky Is Infinite,’ a kind of folk-pop pilgrim’s progress”
— KDHX.org

6/18/14

“Diego Davidenko’s songs were painfully passionate”
— Jennie Webb, Bitter-Lemons

3/10/11

“There’s a lot of honesty in what [Davidenko] writes, and his music is kind of a fresh prospective coming from that folk-music genre.”
— Evan Clark, The Daily Iowan

12/26/15

“Diego Davidenko’s song Elliott is the coolest song ever about Elliott Smith!”
— Julie Slater, KCSN 88.5, Out on a Limb

6/1/15

“Diego Davidenko is like a poor man’s James Taylor”
— Jonathan Knight, Audience Member
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