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Stefan Valdobrev and the Usual Suspects release new album

published on 8/3/21 12:04 PM

"My life is not a game in a state of emergency… I will not hide from any weather forecasts… I am just dreaming that things could be the same they were last summer”.

The song "Golyama rabota" (It's not a big deal) is from "Code Yellow" - the new album of Bulgarian pop artist Stefan Valdobrev and "The Usual Suspects". It came out on July 1 when the band began its national tour.

This is the first album of the artists in which, in addition to Stefan Valdobrev, composers are all of the "usual suspects" – Veselin Vesselinov-Eco (bass and double bass), Miroslav Ivanov (guitar), Ivan Lechev (guitar) and Stoyan Yankulov (drums).

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Radio Bulgaria Music "Code Yellow" Ivan Lechev Miroslav Ivanov new album Stefan Valdobrev Stoyan Yankulov Usual Suspects band Veselin Vesselinov-Eco

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