Description: No platinum curls or languid voiceless aspirated, no duty of intonation, not the standard, old tired hands a million chords - everything in it is not a pattern. Patterns of this fragile girl not to increase, stencils do not like, and their strange rules she invents itself - Alina Orlova, nee Orel, Voronezh daughter of Polish girls and guys who met in Kazakhstan and platted the family nest in the Lithuanian town of Visaginas, which was built to serve nuclear power plant. And what is the name for their debut album - "Wild Dog Dingo"? And what kind of career strategy - a few years to give up specific proposals and instead rekordingovyh rapid success itself to gather like-minded people, without any guarantee that they will understand, feel, go for it? And what kind of whimsy - almost the entire album written completely on the nonprofit Lithuanian interspersed with Russian and English texts? Oddly enough, this queer everything worked. Amateur piano performance under the keen interest aroused countrymen, there were excellent musicians, reliable and discreet as a professional security staff. Alina Orlova's debut album - the first national title contender for the opening of the year, lead singer Travis Fran Healy personally selected her for a digital track compilation "Play. Stop. Rewind", and her concerts with minimal advertising gather full houses in Paris, London and Moscow. "Wild Dog Dingo" - the 16 tiny plots of 1 to 3 minutes, a kind of introductory course in the history of relations with Alina modern and quite outdated, popular and avant-garde, and very full-scale chamber music. Lithuanian, Russian, English. People and exclusive. Own and wrote the other hand, in another era. Music that you can perform a half-whisper, sparsely and softly, and you can only weep away sobbing. Their roles she came up with myself. This niche is not in the registry of modern show business. While criticism practiced in wit, in Orlov pristraivaya psihofolke, the Baltic pop-folk, is the child of a cold-Baltic beautiful nature and the sound of his own fantasies of pastiche, in principle, not fashion, but for some reason damn cute pattern. In her suite - almost exclusively acoustic violin, double bass, accordion, drums, piano. And the regal voice - shrill, evil, sobbing, fragile and weightless, like an angel feathers. In this role she can do anything. Big fan of male vocals and male voices tsenitelnitsa, Alina offers exceptionally wide range of female roles. Artful seductress, a smoke-filled room pogladyvayuschaya the stage cabaret ("Lovesong"). Just a couple of degrees bitchiness, drive a couple of turns, a little more anger when his fingers hit the keys - and would have been Amanda Palmer, one half crazy duo Dresden Dolls. Sweet and sad melody of "Po Tiltu" like redrafted Regina Spektor, romantic singer and pianist from the former Soviet Union, which took in its series American antifolk commune. In hot like fresh blood, the track "Zeme, Sukis Greitai", permeated through the pulsating strings, we have a minimum of Valkyrie, as a maximum - Hurricane Alina extreme music power. An elegant, winding and ironic song "Transatlantic Love" would fit very voiced tree. Here's how to modulate inescapable melancholy vocals, like a melody "Slepynes", ready to explode, but then going into its peaceful course, better than anyone could have Anthony Hagerty, androgynous frontman band Anthony and the Johnsons. Number of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" is more like a medieval ballad, which fell into the hands of a couple of eccentric vocalists. Miniature "Weary Sun" as if the mystery of the old music box. A sad song from the prohibitive "Sleep" you can learn the secret of most of Alina, her child-like daring and grown-up wise and fearless music. "Whoever hears this song, the rest will not find" - echoes e

1. Lovesong (A. Orlova)
2. Vaiduokliai (A. Orlova)
3. Lijo (A. Orlova)
4. Paskutinio Mamuto Daina (A. Orlova)
5. Zeme, Sukis Greitai (A. Orlova)
6. Po Tiltu (A. Orlova)
7. Nojus (A. Orlova)
8. Transatlantic Love (A. Orlova)
9. Utomlionnoe Solnce (A. Orlova)
10. Slepynes (A. Orlova)
11. Spi (A. Orlova)
12. Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star (A. Orlova)
13. Menulis (Bonus Track) (A. Orlova)
14. Nesvarbu (Bonus Track) (A. Orlova)
15. Vasaris (Bonus Track) (A. Orlova)
16. Ramuma (Bonus Track) (A. Orlova)