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Album Name: Ship of Fate Artist: Elya Finn Year/Label: 2003 Elya Finn Ordering Information: 
Track Listing 1. /Miralyla 2. /The Fair 3. /Moy Dorogoy 4. /Tell Me Why 5. /If I Ever Find You 6. /Bright Side of Love 7. /All I Want 8. /Let's Make Love Some More 9. /True Love Should Never End 10. /Ship of Fate 11. /Moroz 12. /San-Francisco Visit Elya Finn Official Site |
a Review by Anna Maria Stjärnell
Elya Finn is Russian and her roots affect her debut record. Unusual rhythms and very radio-friendly melodies are found her, complimenting her lightly accented voice.
"Miralaya" is a danceable, bright song. She sings it sweetly as the exotic rhythm moves.
"The Fair" has a touch of cabaret about it. Finn seems at home with that too.
"Tell Me Why" is a sweet little ballad.
"True Love Never Should End" is as sad as the title implies. Finn sings beautifully here.
"Ship of Fate" is great; a hushed, elegiac ballad with a fairy tale atmosphere.
"San Fransisco" is sung in Russian and is an up-tempo disco strut.
Elya Finn's debut is assured and lovely.
Posted on May 11, 2004
 
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