While ‘pop’ covers a range of possible styles, the kits themselves had me thinking of current Kylie Minogue,
Lady Gaga or Girls Aloud material, and specifically their more synth-led dance tracks, rather than the slicker, R&B-influenced material. So, in that particular
style, the Pop Charts title is totally appropriate. Add in a set of well-crafted lyrics and some superstar vocal talent and you could create a very credible
chart-bound hit. so if you want some instant hit material, dig in — just do it quickly before someone beats you to it.

John Walden about my Pop Charts DVD
Published in Sound On Sound April 2011

...even the electronic kit has warmth to it. Vodovoz clearly isn’t afraid to leave his samples hissy when appropriate, or to mic from a distance if seeking something with natural ambience.
Vodovoz also demonstrates he has a talent for finding catchy hooks and chord progressions. Nowhere is this better demonstrated than in the all-too-few Piano Acoustic samples, which are musically and tonally reminiscent of Moby’s and Wim Mertens’ work.

Tom Flint about my Electro Pop DVD
Published in Sound On Sound June 2011

For example, the ‘Chinchilla’ construction kit would not sound out of place as a mellow Zero-7 track, and ‘Train Of Thought’ is equally cool, with its fretless bass, while ‘Desert Storm’ offers something rather darker. In contrast, kits such as ‘Off The Hook’ and ‘Flashback’ reminded me of Madonna, circa her Erotica album. 
Judged purely on the quality of its musical content, Chillers Joint has a lot going for it.

John Walden about my Chillers Joint DVD
Published in SOS October 2009

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