This was the first single from the album and it totally is a non-stop anthem. In true INNA style, “Ruleta” is a track you won’t be able to stop listening to. It’s rhythmically catchy, with cheeky lyrics and unstoppable vocals. “Ruleta” was her most recent single to hit 100 million views on YouTube, and it was later followed by the single before, titled “Gimme Gimme”. This song kickstarts the whole album, and it’s no surprise since it is her biggest hit from this album, to date. Considering each track is amazing but different in itself, we decided it would be best to review the whole album, track-by-track. She worked with multiple producers, including Sak Noel, Marcel Botezan, Sebastian Barac, Thomas Troelsen, Alex Cotoi, and Vlad Lucan. Looking back at her previous albums, we believe this doesn’t top “Party Never Ends”, which had 23 tracks, or her debut album “Hot” which was certainly a success at the time however, it does show INNA’s versatility in music as a whole as well as in her dance music genre. What we didn’t expect was the release of six promotional singles in the run-up to the release of “Nirvana” the album. We certainly expected nothing less from her. All the tracks are fire in every way, much like INNA’s previous albums. We haven’t stopped playing this album since its release.
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So you can imagine our delight last Friday when we noticed the full album was available on iTunes – although the song “Nirvana” is still unavailable on Spotify UK. We presume the same happened to other countries around the world. The full album was restricted in some countries, with the UK only having nine available tracks, whilst Spain and Portugal only had three available tracks. It was only until it got to Friday 15 December 2017, that the whole album became available internationally – and it was so worth the wait. Unfortunately, the 12-track album was only released partially in some countries around the world. Let’s rewind to 11 December 2017, when INNA released her fifth studio album, titled “Nirvana”.
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