Album review
19 (2008)
By Adele
Pitching up somewhere between jazz and blues, Adele calms our already disturbed tympanic membranes (yes, that’s our eardrums) and mends it with a melodious playlist in her debut album 19.
Veering away from the ala futurisitic tunes of Lady Gaga and upbeat rhythms of Katy Perry, Adele fills the room with spellbinding aura equivalent to those quirky and romantic sounds you hear at intimate clubs or small coffee shops. Her music is serene yet one that is utterly heartbreaking: the nostalgic Hometown Glory, brutally honest Make You Feel My Love and the painfully accurate Chasing Pavements, among others.
In this day and age when everybody tries so hard to be just like, well, plain everybody else, Adele brings out an awesome alternative— euphonious music and melodious poetry.
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