About this album
Sound:
"A vibrant fusion of disco grooves and funk-infused melodies that invites joyous dancing."
Where they were
Released in January 1980, 'The Glow of Love' was Change's debut album, marking the beginning of their significant influence on the post-disco genre. This album established Change as a prominent act in the dance music scene, featuring key collaborators like producer Jacques Fred Petrus.
Why it matters
'The Glow of Love' became a defining record of the post-disco era, reaching No. 1 on the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart. Its tracks have been sampled and covered by various artists, solidifying its lasting impact on dance music and culture.
Essential tracks
- "A Lover’s Holiday (A Jim Burgess mix)" — This track encapsulates the album's joyful spirit with its infectious groove and lush instrumentation, becoming a staple in dance clubs.
- "The Glow of Love" — The title track showcases the album's soulful essence, blending heartfelt lyrics with an unforgettable melody that resonates across generations.
- "Searching" — 'Searching' stands out for its intricate arrangement and uplifting themes, demonstrating Change's ability to blend emotion with danceable rhythms.
Release Date
January 1, 1980
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 A Lover’s Holiday (A Jim Burgess mix) 6:30
- 2 It’s a Girl’s Affair 5:32
- 3 Angel in My Pocket 6:11
- 4 The Glow of Love 6:14
- 5 Searching 8:03
- 6 The End 5:53
- 7 Searching (Parkside remix) 9:03
