Paula Abdul - Spellbound (1991) [Hi-Res]
BAND/ARTIST: Paula Abdul
- Title: Spellbound
- Year Of Release: 1991
- Label: Virgin Records America, Inc.
- Genre: Pop, Adult Contemporary, Electronic, Dance, R&B, Soul
- Quality: 320 kbps / lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:43:37
- Total Size: 1.2 GB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Paula Abdul – Spellbound
Year: 1991-01-01
Genre: Pop, Adult Contemporary, Electronic, Dance, R&B, Soul
Tracklist
1. The Promise of a New Day (04:32)
2. Rock House (04:11)
3. Rush Rush (04:52)
4. Spellbound (04:48)
5. Vibeology (05:16)
6. U (04:05)
7. My Foolish Heart (04:10)
8. Blowing Kisses in the Wind (04:41)
9. To You (03:31)
10. Alright Tonight (04:28)
11. Will You Marry Me (04:24)
video
12. Blowing Kisses In The Wind.mp4
13. The Promise Of A New Day.mp4
14. Vibeology.mp4
15. Will You Marry Me.mp4
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Total length: 00:48:58
Released 1 January 1991
℗ 1991 Virgin Records America, Inc.
The reason Paula Abdul was one of the handful of pop-dance artists of her time to actually have a career is that her production is so good that 10-15 years later it stands as the embodiment of late-'80s pop without being a parody of itself. And with this, her second album, she reinforces the upbeat personality she expressed on Forever Your Girl while showing growth as well. "Promise of a New Day," "Rock House," and John Hiatt's "Alright Tonight" are bouncy and joyous, much like some of the bright hits from her debut, but she adds a funky techno edge with "Vibeology," and "Will You Marry Me?" skates that thin line between sweet and precious. Additionally, Abdul adds better and more ballads to this CD. Smartly, her production team has put together sweeping, adult love songs (the hits "Rush Rush" and "Blowing Kisses in the Wind") that help give her strong crossover appeal to adult contemporary without alienating her original fan base. Not many artists hit the mark twice in terms of commercial and critical appeal, but Abdul was savvy enough to choose strong material (much of which was co-written by Abdul herself, Peter Lord, Sandra St. Victor, and V. Jeffrey Smith) and smart producers (including Lord, Smith, and Don Was). This was a safe follow-up to a massively successful debut, and surprisingly enough for a pop star, the baby steps she took toward becoming a respected artist were sure and solidly embraced.
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Year: 1991-01-01
Genre: Pop, Adult Contemporary, Electronic, Dance, R&B, Soul
Tracklist
1. The Promise of a New Day (04:32)
2. Rock House (04:11)
3. Rush Rush (04:52)
4. Spellbound (04:48)
5. Vibeology (05:16)
6. U (04:05)
7. My Foolish Heart (04:10)
8. Blowing Kisses in the Wind (04:41)
9. To You (03:31)
10. Alright Tonight (04:28)
11. Will You Marry Me (04:24)
video
12. Blowing Kisses In The Wind.mp4
13. The Promise Of A New Day.mp4
14. Vibeology.mp4
15. Will You Marry Me.mp4
______________________________
Total length: 00:48:58
Released 1 January 1991
℗ 1991 Virgin Records America, Inc.
The reason Paula Abdul was one of the handful of pop-dance artists of her time to actually have a career is that her production is so good that 10-15 years later it stands as the embodiment of late-'80s pop without being a parody of itself. And with this, her second album, she reinforces the upbeat personality she expressed on Forever Your Girl while showing growth as well. "Promise of a New Day," "Rock House," and John Hiatt's "Alright Tonight" are bouncy and joyous, much like some of the bright hits from her debut, but she adds a funky techno edge with "Vibeology," and "Will You Marry Me?" skates that thin line between sweet and precious. Additionally, Abdul adds better and more ballads to this CD. Smartly, her production team has put together sweeping, adult love songs (the hits "Rush Rush" and "Blowing Kisses in the Wind") that help give her strong crossover appeal to adult contemporary without alienating her original fan base. Not many artists hit the mark twice in terms of commercial and critical appeal, but Abdul was savvy enough to choose strong material (much of which was co-written by Abdul herself, Peter Lord, Sandra St. Victor, and V. Jeffrey Smith) and smart producers (including Lord, Smith, and Don Was). This was a safe follow-up to a massively successful debut, and surprisingly enough for a pop star, the baby steps she took toward becoming a respected artist were sure and solidly embraced.
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