Spasoje Švonja Spale, Ansambl Miće Levića - Vrati Mi Se Sine Iz Varoši

Review by Carl White

Vrati Mi Se Sine Iz Varoši, the latest album from Spasoje Švonja Spale and Ansambl Miće Levića, is a captivating blend of traditional Serbian folk and modern pop elements. The album features a range of instruments, including the accordion, trumpet, and guitar, as well as Spale's emotive vocals.

The album opens with the upbeat track "Dunave Moj Dunave," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its lively instrumentation and catchy chorus. Other standout tracks include "Selo Moje Malo," which showcases Spale's soulful vocals and the ensemble's tight harmonies, and "Kada Odeš Ti," a melancholic ballad that highlights the accordion and guitar.

Summary by Carl White

Vrati Mi Se Sine Iz Varoši is a well-crafted album that seamlessly blends traditional and modern elements. Spale and Ansambl Miće Levića have created a memorable collection of songs that will appeal to fans of Serbian folk music as well as those who appreciate contemporary pop.