She's back again! Finally!

Melody Gardot published "Currency of Men" but actually the fourth album of her career - by some EPs apart times. The lead single on the May 29, 2015 breaks down to market-throwing CD with the familiar learned from the predecessor "The abscence" Brazilian, exotic flair and presents a focused, clear Melody.

The melody is wonderfully atypical for Gardot. Certainly songs like "Sweet Memory" or "Who Will Comfort Me" were snappy as an "Our Love Is Easy" or "Worrisome Heart" or as the entire rest of the oeuvre of the artist, but the pounding of the bass, the roar, the inevitably mitwippende foot and the massiveness of conception had been found on any of the previous discs. And I think it's great. Once Melody Gardot brings her lascivious voice used and their anger in this subtly-supercooled, but significantly acidified nature unleashes even the last skeptic is noisy. Once then the trumpet starts ... great!

If "Currency of Men" have a lot of this lead single, it is a fantastic album. The bar is high. I am still in good spirits. Nice that you are after three years there for us, Ms. Gardot.