After marriage they moved to Lithuania, to the town of Visaginas which serviced the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant, where Alina's father went to work.

[citation needed] Her song Nesvarbu was voted by the readers of Lithuanian youth magazine Pravda as the best debut of the year.

[3] was released under the MetroMusic label and presented in Vilnius St.Catherine church on 22 January; a week later she had a similar concert in Kaunas State Drama Theatre.

According to music critics, Orlova has a "high-trilling voice and a unique line in exhilaratingly dark, Baltic folk pop",[6] that "calls immediate attention to itself in a properly distinctive manner".

[7] Noticed by the Travis front-man Fran Healy, Alina's song "Vaiduokliai" was picked up as one of the seven tracks to be featured on the digital-only EP, entitled "Play.