A quiet summer night envelops you in its mysterious atmosphere, like a silky blanket, enveloping everything around in a magical veil of mystery. The gentle rustling of the leaves gives this night a special melody, like the gentle whisper of nature, where every rustle is a note in nature’s serenade. And fireflies, these little diamonds sparkling in the dark, like magical stars, play their unique game, creating light patterns among the blades of grass in their dance. Ari Voxx, she’s a firefly in the musical heavens, rising as a dreamy pop princess, magically fusing diverse sources of sound into her monumental oeuvre. Ari Voxx’s debut album, “I’m Okay, Please Stop Asking”, with her band The Sad Lads, is a collection of notes that echoes the vibes and moods of the pioneers of new wave and pop music from the 80s and 90s.

So, let’s open the “astral map” of this album – its first “star” – “Flamingo” is a dream where smoothness and serenity are intertwined in the embrace of carelessness. The melody seems enchanting, transporting you to a world where worries dissolve in fluffy clouds of musical harmony, like a healing balm for weary souls. The track “Lucid” beckons into a world of colorful impressions, filling with inspiration and light. The melody of this track is a mysterious key that opens the door to the world of pink fantasy. The track “Sunshine & Rainbow” caught my attention. This song is a ray of sunshine and the magic of a rainbow after the rain, filling the heart with warmth and charm. The atmosphere heats up as we immerse ourselves in the sounds of the album. The tracks “Around” and “Black Grass” are songs that evoke a feeling of flight and airiness, transporting you to a world where every note represents freedom, and every vibration immerses you weightlessly in musical magic. After fantastic flights, the soul craves peace, and here “Subjective Feeling” comes to the rescue – the song personifies the paradise gardens of harmony, where every sound, every note creates the illusion of an ideal world, where music carries the power of unity and tranquility, immersing us in an atmosphere of complete harmony and elevations. And sometimes from the excess of calm and harmony I want to cry. “The Crying Hour” is a song that brings tears, but with them comes cleansing. This is like an hour of immersion in true emotions, unraveling the secrets of the soul and liberation from the burden of hidden feelings.

The album’s highlight, “I’m Not OK,” with its enchanting vocals and melody, feels like plunging into a foamy ocean wave, uplifting and filled with enchanting beauty.

Take on the challenge and immerse yourself in the music of “I’m Okay, Please Stop Asking,” – a world of mysterious depths filled with incredible beauty and energy. Let the music transport you to a fascinating world where every note is filled with grandeur and inspiration. In this wave you will find not only beauty, but also the courage to feel part of something greater than just the hustle and bustle of everyday life.