Seamless continuation of the perfection of the first album!

Too bad, too bad. Too bad that the German charts had no place for the debut of Fallulah. Not even a Wikipedia entry, the young artist in Germany. Well, it did not work, right? But! Behind Fallulah infected Maria Apetri. This year she turned 30. "Escapism", which means as much as escapism, is her second album, after published in 2010 "The Black Cat Neighbourhood". And the title says it all.

Fallulahs music style is borne of her clear voice. Her songs oscillate between booming pop, hypnotic electro and rock bebbendem. Ergo: for all music fans the right song on the album is available. She takes the listener on a wild ride through their (almost completely) self-written musical gems that are located far away from the bla-bla-pabulum. Here is a young woman that they can tell interesting, deep history, which are full of metaphors. Wunderbar!

Special Anspieltipps: the massive "Dried-Out-Cities", the metallic clanking "Superfishality" which voiced "Graveyard of Love" or the danceable Mad "Dragon", the shimmering "Car Window" and brilliant "Hurricane". Oh yes. And all the rest with "Escapism" linked Fallulah to the soundscapes of the first album and still shows a stylistic evolution. The artist has fully met the high demands on a second album, following a gigantic debut.

As noted in my review of "The Black Cat Neighbourhood" I appeal to your curiosity and hope you give brief impressions in the form of audio samples on this website have a chance and be enchanted by Fallulah. It is really worth it perfect!