Mutabor

Alina Orlova · 2010

41 min · 14 tracks · alternative rock · indie folk · baroque pop

Lush arrangements intertwine with ethereal vocals, creating a dreamlike exploration of life and love.

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Mutabor is an album by Alina Orlova, released in 2010. Lush arrangements intertwine with ethereal vocals, creating a dreamlike exploration of life and love. 'Mutabor' received critical acclaim for its innovative sound and lyrical depth, helping to solidify Orlova's position within the indie music community. The album's success contributed to a growing recognition of Lithuanian artists on international stages, highlighting the richness of the Baltic music scene. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

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What does Mutabor sound like?

Lush arrangements intertwine with ethereal vocals, creating a dreamlike exploration of life and love. Rooted in alternative rock and indie folk.

What makes Mutabor by Alina Orlova notable?

'Mutabor' received critical acclaim for its innovative sound and lyrical depth, helping to solidify Orlova's position within the indie music community. The album's success contributed to a growing recognition of Lithuanian artists on international stages, highlighting the richness of the Baltic music scene. By the time 'Mutabor' was released in 2010, Alina Orlova had already established herself as a notable figure in the Lithuanian music scene, following her debut album 'Laukinis Šuo Dingo' in 2008. This album marked her artistic growth and expanded her audience beyond Lithuania, showcasing her unique blend of folk and alternative rock influences.

How many songs are on Mutabor?

Mutabor has 14 tracks, running approximately 41 minutes.