About this album
Sound:
"A lush blend of disco-infused pop with introspective lyrics and rich melodic textures."
Where they were
Released on October 22, 2021, 'Tuberose' is Amanda Lear's first studio album in over a decade, following her 2010 release 'I Don’t Like Disco.' At this stage in her career, Lear embraced a modern sound while still honoring her iconic disco roots, showcasing her evolution as an artist.
Why it matters
'Tuberose' marked a significant return for Lear, receiving praise for its sophisticated production and lyrical depth. The album's exploration of themes such as love and nostalgia resonated with audiences, solidifying her legacy in the French pop landscape.
Essential tracks
- "Immortels" — This track exemplifies the album's emotional core, combining haunting melodies with reflective lyrics about eternal love.
- "Opium" — With its captivating rhythm and evocative imagery, 'Opium' stands out as a seductive exploration of desire and addiction.
- "Il pleure dans mon cœur - Paul Verlaine, Claude Debussy:Suite Bergamasque L.75: Iii. Clair De Lune" — This reinterpretation merges classical elements with contemporary sensibilities, highlighting Lear's unique artistic vision and reverence for musical heritage.
- "(Have I Stayed) Too Long at the Fair?" — Lear's rendition of this classic showcases her vocal prowess while exploring themes of reflection and longing, making it a poignant album highlight.
Release Date
October 22, 2021
Artist Origin
France
Tracklist
- 1 Strip‐Tease 2:17
- 2 Immortels 4:22
- 3 Mon écho 4:25
- 4 Opium 3:48
- 5 Amandoti 2:53
- 6 Le bel âge 2:48
- 7 Il pleure dans mon cœur - Paul Verlaine, Claude Debussy:Suite Bergamasque L.75: Iii. Clair De Lune 4:10
- 8 La Mélancolie 3:55
- 9 Ma solitude 2:57
- 10 I Wish You Love - Que reste t‐il de nos amours 2:05
- 11 More - Acoustique 2:13
- 12 (Have I Stayed) Too Long at the Fair? 2:54
