Adalita - Inland
Australia's best rocker returns after nine years with her third album and nothing to say: chapeau!
Her songwriting has become more intimate, the smoothness of the songs has gained, her adult soul has convinced her to think more, and here is the magic and strength that, combined with her voice that, like a feather, knows how to get dirty in black, gives the compositions as a whole a complete demonstration of how the girl from Melbourne knows how to offer rock a new and more complete vision. Everything becomes more musical, complete, it sweeps over the moors of experience with warmth, and the waves of the Pacific Ocean seem to embrace these sonic butterflies that are perfect to be accompanied by an alcoholic beverage. You often get teary-eyed and run happy listening to this work: I would say that even the emotional range proves that Inland is really good. Come on: suitcase and hat and off to Australia once again, happily!
