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100
She’s known more as a skillful balladeer, but “Rolling In The Deep” and the other up-tempo songs on 21 prove she’s just as great, if not better, in soul rave-up mode. More of this, please, Adele.
11y
80
“Rolling in the Deep” showcases the all-around development of Adele as she prepares to release her second effort.
10y
70
Starting with a stroked acoustic guitar, this breakup-mourning track builds to a stomping, hand-clapping climax that affirms the English knack for rejiggering the sound of American roots music.
11y
Heard this song too many times because it's my mom's favourite song ever (she even performed it in a big event and everything!) and I've kind of became tired of it as a result but doesn't subtract any of the awesomeness behind the lyrics; the roaring, yet gentle sound and Adele's impecable performance.
One of my childhood favourites, and one of my favourites to this day. The sharp lyrics only add anticipation to each building production layer, making the powerhouse chorus ever-so explosive.
It doesn't matter if Adele sings on a basic production, she'll manage to get it working. The fun part is the production isn't even bad. Such a classic of a song!
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- Rolling in the Deep
