Sylvester
Sylvester · 1977
35 min · 8 tracks · funk · new wave · soul
A vibrant fusion of disco and funk that showcases Sylvester's soaring vocals and infectious grooves.
Sylvester is an album by Sylvester, released in 1977. A vibrant fusion of disco and funk that showcases Sylvester's soaring vocals and infectious grooves. Sylvester became a pivotal figure in the disco movement, with this album helping him gain recognition on the charts. Its blend of genres influenced future artists and solidified his status as a queer icon within the music industry, paving the way for more expressive performances in popular music. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
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What does Sylvester sound like?
A vibrant fusion of disco and funk that showcases Sylvester's soaring vocals and infectious grooves. Rooted in funk and new wave.
What makes Sylvester by Sylvester notable?
Sylvester became a pivotal figure in the disco movement, with this album helping him gain recognition on the charts. Its blend of genres influenced future artists and solidified his status as a queer icon within the music industry, paving the way for more expressive performances in popular music. Released in 1977, this self-titled debut album marked Sylvester's entry into the music scene, following his work with the vocal group The Cockettes. At this point in his career, he was transitioning from theatrical performances to a solo artist, aiming to capture mainstream audiences with his flamboyant style and innovative sound.
How many songs are on Sylvester?
Sylvester has 8 tracks, running approximately 35 minutes.
Tracklist
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- 1 Over and Over Standout 7:02
- 2 I Tried to Forget You Standout 5:02
- 3 Changes Standout 3:08
- 4 Tipsong 3:55
- 5 Down, Down, Down 5:18
- 6 Loving Grows Up Slow 4:05
- 7 I Been Down 3:42
- 8 Never Too Late 2:57
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