Zlatko Pejaković - Zlatko 2010

Review by Sarah Jane Wheeler & Dan Cox

Zlatko Pejaković's 2010 album, simply titled Zlatko 2010, is a testament to the Croatian singer's enduring popularity and musical talent. The album is a mix of traditional Croatian folk songs and modern pop ballads, all delivered with Pejaković's signature emotional intensity and powerful vocals.

The album opens with the hauntingly beautiful "Oj, Jelena," a traditional Croatian song that Pejaković infuses with a sense of longing and melancholy. From there, he moves on to more upbeat tracks like "Samo Ti," a catchy pop song with a memorable chorus.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Kad Procvatu Behari," a classic Croatian folk song that Pejaković imbues with a sense of joy and celebration. His voice soars over the lively instrumentation, making it impossible not to tap your feet along with the beat.

Throughout the album, Pejaković's voice remains the main attraction, but the arrangements and production are also top-notch. The songs are expertly crafted and arranged, with a variety of instruments and rhythms that keep the listener engaged from start to finish.

Summary by Sarah Jane Wheeler & Dan Cox

Zlatko 2010 is a must-have for fans of Croatian music, and a great introduction to Pejaković's work for those who are new to his music. With its mix of traditional and modern styles, it's an album that will appeal to a wide range of listeners.