The album is still a well-known Dido, intelligent mainstream pop music, it starts in a perfectly radio-friendly way with Don't Believe in Love, which is a sweet and sour song you may mistakenly skip on the first go, but on a second one it'll conquer your heart. And so goes the entire album, it's humble, not flamboyant, this "pop" music doesn't require tabloids to be popular, music is intimate and you can't even feel fully welcome on that album, like you overlooked something private matters you didn't intent to.Continue reading the entire review: Dido — Safe Trip Home