Anyone who is suffering from post-Valentine’s Day heartbreak can find solace in Adele’s sophomore album, “21.”

The London native reached mainstream success with her first album, “19.” If it’s not already obvious, Adele’s albums are anthologies of her life experiences at certain ages. In 2009, Adele won two Grammy’s for best new artist and best female pop vocal performance. “21” was released in the U.S. on Feb. 22 and debuted at No. 1 simultaneously in nine countries. According to the Official Charts Company, Adele is the only artist to achieve the feat of two top five hits in both the Official Singles Chart and the Official Albums Chart simultaneously since The Beatles in 1964.

“21” documents the dynamics of Adele’s most recent romantic relationship. The album is deeply influenced by blues, R&B and country. “Rolling in the Deep” is Adele’s first single off “21” and sets the tone for the entire album. OneRepublic front man, Ryan Tedder, produced “Rumour Has It” and co-wrote “Turning Tables.”

What is most appealing about “21” is the great lyrical depth. The emotion in Adele’s voice is most evident on the ballads “Don’t You Remember” and “Someone Like You.” Adele’s interpretation of The Cure’s “Lovesong” is flawless and adds a fresh perspective to the lyrics.

“21” is a great listen for anyone who has been in a serious relationship. The album discusses love, heartbreak and vengeance so it has something in it for everyone. Adele’s performance on this album is superb and will guarantee her a “23,” “28” and beyond.