In July 1993 the group 4 Non Blondes was high in the European charts with "What's up". This success was continued with the single "Spaceman". The same year's debut album "Bigger, better, faster, more" sold more than six million copies and the group seemed to be heading for a golden future. Differences of insight into the musical direction the group had to take, however, caused the group to fall
… apart. The singer of 4 Non Blondes, Linda Perry, who was described as a new Janis Joplin at the time, has now released the solo album "In flight". To call her a new Janis seems a bit exaggerated. But that her voice radiates the necessary power and drive was already clear when she was part of 4 Non Blondes. It doesn't get really wild on her debut album "In flight". This album, which contains no real hit singles, is filled with 12 quiet, sometimes melancholic sounding acoustic pop songs without real highs and lows, which are certainly worth listening to even without hit sensitivity. Guitarist Bill Bottrell, who could also be heard on Sheryl Crow's debut album, collaborated with veteran Grace Slick (Jefferson Airplane, Starship) and Lisa Germano.more
