"Radůza - Heaven is Unlocked / A double album as an honest, at times raw diary of the last three years of Radůza's life, filled with her most open and intimate songs. The new album by singer-songwriter Radůza unexpectedly turned into a double album. She named the first disc Kerosin and the second Nezhasínej. Kerosin was originally intended to be recorded live by herself as a return to the roots of songwriting. However, the lockdown disrupted her plans, so the recording took place in the studio, in a duo with guitarist Josef Štěpánek. Because, as the author herself says, there were indeed many changes in her life, she began composing additional songs the very next day after finishing the recording. Therefore, the decision to release a double album was a natural one. For the recording of the second disc, titled Nezhasínej, she invited other musicians. Along with Josef Štěpánek, she played with Miloš Dvořáček (drums), Jan Steinsdorfer (piano, keyboards), and Jan Lstibůrek (bass guitar). Last but not least, she recorded a duet with the legend of Czech bluegrass, Robert Křesťan, in which she pays tribute to all the people who have lent her a helping hand. This time, Radůza set the accordion aside and picked up the instruments she started playing during the lockdown, namely the banjo and ukulele. Lyrically, it is her most open and...
