Incredibly charming red-haired girl Alina Orlova makes music that can be compared to Regina Spektor, The Dresden Dolls together, and collects in Lithuania full houses and rave reviews from the public and journalists.A young girl from a tiny Lithuanian town of Visaginas, Alina Orlova took Moscow without a fight - if six months ago, her music humbly recommended to the fans of Regina Spektor, but now all became clear, that Alina gives American immigrant hundred points ahead, and not only in terms of charisma. In General, everything that makes Orlov, absolutely not fit into the usual independent music circuit, her work is beautifully woven tangle of contradictions: she wears clothes from second-hand, when it is removed for Vogue and performs at the closing of "Kinotavr"; it can be seen that for large European open-airs, in a strange Swiss squats, in churches, at rallies in defense of Tibet. And every concert she squeezes itself in full, without the rest. It is like electricity - it is absolutely impossible to understand, you can only take: Alina sings mostly in Lithuanian and under her bird songs I want to fall in love with myself, every stitch mysterious as the spell "mutabor" turning Khalifa in graceful stork. When translating her songs in English opens the door to a parallel world, tight beautiful and touching universe where there are no schools, on the streets handing out free rolls, "there are many birds, Martens, and other various creatures," wrote Brodsky. But these are not important: her music as prose Saint-Exupery - if you feel it, you're not completely set.
Tracklist:
1. Lovesong (01:49)
2. Vaiduokliai (02:37)
3. Lijo (01:57)
4. Paskutinio Mamuto Daina (02:50)
5. Zeme, Sukis Greitai (01:27)
6. Po Tiltu (02:41)
7. Nojus (01:26)
8. Transatlantic Love (01:53)
9. Utomlionnoe Solnce (01:02)
10. Slepynes (03:00)
11. Spi (02:11)
12. Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star (02:24)
13. Menulis (01:37)
14. Nesvarbu (02:32)
15. Vasaris (02:17)
16. Ramuma (02:03)
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