About this album
Where they were
When 'Do You Party?' was released in February 2003, The Soft Pink Truth was already established as the solo project of Drew Daniel, following their debut album 'Do You Party?' in 2001. This release marked a significant evolution in Daniel's work, showcasing a deeper exploration of electronic music and identity politics.
Why it matters
The album gained recognition for its innovative blend of genres and explicit engagement with themes of gender and sexuality, which resonated within the LGBTQ+ community. It has been noted as influential in shaping the landscape of electronic music that embraces queer narratives, earning favorable reviews from several music publications.
Essential tracks
- "PromoFunk" — This opening track sets the tone with its infectious groove and playful energy, encapsulating the album's celebration of dance culture.
- "Gender Studies" — A standout track that boldly addresses issues of identity and gender, combining catchy beats with thought-provoking lyrics.
- "Soft on Crime" — This track exemplifies the album's fusion of funky rhythms and socially conscious themes, making it a memorable highlight.
Release Date
February 17, 2003
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
Disc 1
- 1 PromoFunk 4:22
- 2 Gender Studies 5:10
- 3 Everybody’s Soft 4:25
- 4 Make Up 3:23
Disc 2
- 1 Soft Pink Missy 6:35
- 2 Soft on Crime 4:59
- 3 Coat Check 4:19
- 4 Over You (No Love) 7:51
