A timeless and compelling album!

The Adele currently a hottest singers is, is if you look at the current charts, clearly out of the question. Nevertheless, the 22 year-old interpreter has been my attention can not pull up. Even her success called "Rolling In To Deep" I repeatedly heard almost daily on the radio, could not arouse my enthusiasm. On the contrary, some felt the song before so monotonous that I had pushed prefer the Next button, if there had been a. Anders, it happened to me but when I heard Adele's single release "Set Fire To The Rain" for the first time. These are a power-laden soul ballad by Adele's distinctive and expressive voice so real and emotional appears that it ran me hot and cold over the back.

As you look at the present time is not "only" a single publication of an artist are happy, I put my Adele's top ten album "21" to and was already after a short preview pleasantly surprised.

The album begins with the aforementioned top hit "Rolling In To Deep". The song is a dark and bluesy soul number that me but so far could not inspire. Followed the opener of "Rumour Has It" a somewhat upbeat and danceable song. In the following ballad "Turning Tables" Adele of love pain and "Do not You Remember" sings invites you to dream. The fifth track now follows my absolute favorite "Set Fire To The Rain". The slight "He Will not Go" calmed down the previous drama and even lets mitwippen in rhythm. How bad is it to be left in a partnership and get the feeling that they have invested more than the other person, says the song "Take It All". In "I'll Be Waiting" is catchy and it impresses itself directly into the ear. Something "old-school" it is then mixed with the soulful "One And Only" -mäßig. "Love Song" is a cover version. The piece was originally sung by "The Cure" and you have to admit that Adele is here an audible remake succeeded. The album concludes the intensive "Someone Like You", which seems quite suitable chart.

It should be emphasized that the album has been implemented with no electronic influence, but was audibly recorded with "real" instruments.

Adele presented with "21" a timeless and compelling in Soul style of 60s album, which made me surprisingly has absolutely convinced.