Lost - Allora Sia Buon Viaggio

Review by Bronislovas Ciuzelis

Lost's album Allora Sia Buon Viaggio is a mesmerizing journey through a range of emotions and sounds. The Italian band's sophomore effort is a masterful blend of indie pop and rock, with hints of electronic and folk influences. The album opens with the upbeat and catchy "Non Mi Lasciare Mai," which sets the tone for the rest of the record. The band's lead singer, Luca Petrarchi, delivers heartfelt vocals throughout the album, particularly on tracks like "Allora Sia Buon Viaggio" and "Non Ti Scordare Di Me." The latter is a poignant ballad that showcases Petrarchi's ability to convey raw emotion through his voice. The album also features collaborations with Italian singer-songwriter Levante and Norwegian artist Dagny, adding a new dimension to Lost's sound. The standout track "Lasciami Andare" features Levante's powerful vocals and a soaring chorus that is sure to get stuck in your head. Allora Sia Buon Viaggio is an impressive and cohesive album that showcases Lost's growth as a band and their ability to create captivating music.