Es Wird Morgen

fab delivery, great product.

Firstly, I got the Premium Edition at a great price. If you're thinking of spending loads more on it rather than stick with the 'Standard Edition' - don't. It's nice to have the fancy booklet and the extras on the CD, but they're definitely not essentials. You'll read the bookelt once, think it's quite interesting and never look at it again. Trust me.The CD, on the other hand, should make its way onto your player more than you might expect. The vocals are silky and sublime, if a tad overproduced at times, but the real strength of the album lies in its catchy brand of European pop. At times it's reminscent of Air, often reminding me of Cafe del Mar offerings only with more of a beat, other tracks being light poppy electronica with some sense of emotion. As someone who only has a vague understanding of Deutsch, the lyrics don't mean much to me apart from the odd line, so lyrically I can't comment. But the album get played pretty often despite this, so it obviously doesn't rely on great lyrics to be a fun and popular listen.Favourite tracks - Wolken Ziehen Vorbei is a great opener to the album, but Wir Sind Die Anderen... is probably my favourite since it gets in my head. In fact there's only one track I end up skipping on the album and that's Oben - considering there's 14 decent length tracks on here that's fairly impressive!Es Wird Morgen is rather relaxing in a sense, but equally it's upbeat enough to make it a good summer evening record. I like driving to it too. If you're feeling mildly adventurous (and you do only have to be mildly adventurous since it's rather good) then I'd definitely recommend this.