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Yesterday, March 26, in an intimate setting at Club 12, Brunette presented her debut vinyl Love Reversed to friends, fans, and colleagues. During the evening, the singer performed several of its tracks live.

“I’m actually very emotional, very, very happy to see you all here today. It’s a very important day for me, and I’m glad to share it with you. I’m extremely excited, I don’t know what to say or what to feel,” the singer admitted sincerely as she opened the first vinyl in front of her guests.

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The album includes 17 songs, and even if love is “reversed” within them, throughout the evening it was expressed through direct emotions—both toward the singer and from her.

The event was attended by a limited number of guests—around 100 people—who had the first opportunity to listen to the album on vinyl. Afterwards, the singer returned to the stage with a live performance filled with fiery rhythms and audience sing-alongs.

She performed several songs, and at the audience’s request, also sang “Im Tan Bakum” (“In My Yard”), a track that has already become a hit, although it was not included in the original program.

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In addition to the beautiful performances and energetic dancing, the singer interacted with the audience from the stage, improvised together with them, and warmly responded to the chants of “Brunette, we love you!”

After the concert, the singer signed her vinyl records for the guests.

Brunette once again proves that she has entered the Armenian show business scene to demonstrate that good taste has not been lost, and that Armenian audiences are always ready to embrace quality music—when it is presented in the right and engaging way.

Syune Arakelyan

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