Brave Enough
[ CD / Album ]

Lindsey Stirling, the electric violin virtuoso, is back with her third studio album "Brave Enough." And let me tell you, this album is a rollercoaster of emotion and energy, much like trying to do a pirouette while juggling flaming torches. From the opening track "Lost Girls" featuring guest vocals from Broadway darling Lzzy Hale, Stirling sets the stage for a wild ride through a musical universe where classical meets dubstep meets pop meets whatever genre Lindsey feels like throwing in. Tracks like "The Arena" and "Prism" showcase Stirling's incredible talent on her violin, proving once again that she can make that instrument sing like it's auditioning for the next season of X Factor. But it's not all about the technical prowess, as Stirling's heartfelt lyrics and emotional delivery shine through on tracks like "Something Wild" and "Gavi's Song," a touching tribute to her late friend and collaborator. However, not every track hits the mark. Songs like "Hold My Heart" featuring ZZ Ward and "Mirage" feel a bit too formulaic and generic, like the musical equivalent of a microwaved ready meal. But hey, even Michelin-starred chefs have off days, right? In the end, "Brave Enough" is a bold and exciting step forward for Lindsey Stirling, blending genres and emotions with the finesse of a seasoned pro. Just remember to fasten your seatbelt, because this musical rollercoaster is not for the faint-hearted.