What makes Alive Again by Cher notable?

'Alive Again' received positive reviews for its catchy production and vibrant sound, contributing to Cher's enduring legacy in dance music. The album reached notable chart positions in several countries, showcasing her continued commercial viability in a changing music landscape. Released in 2002, 'Alive Again' marked Cher's return to the pop scene after her successful comeback with 'Believe' in 1998. At this point, she was capitalizing on the resurgence of her career by embracing electronic and dance music trends, pushing further into club culture while maintaining her pop-rock roots.

How many songs are on Alive Again?

Alive Again has 3 tracks, running approximately 17 minutes.

Alive Again

Cher · 2002

17 min · 3 tracks · folk music

An electrifying mix of dance-pop rhythms and Cher's signature powerful vocals that invigorates the dance floor.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Alive Again — The title track embodies the album's energetic spirit, highlighting Cher's vocal prowess against an infectious dance beat that became a staple in clubs.
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When You Walk Away — This song showcases a blend of pop and electronic elements, allowing Cher to explore themes of heartbreak with a euphoric sound that resonates well within the dance genre.
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The Music’s No Good Without You (Warren Clarke club mixx) — This remix elevates the original track into a full-fledged club anthem, demonstrating Cher's ability to adapt her music for modern dance floors and the importance of production in her sound.

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — 'Alive Again' marked Cher's return to pop, capitalizing on her successful comeback with 'Believe'.
Themes: club-ready energy· 2000s pop resurgence· dance floor empowerment
Career context: Released in 2002, 'Alive Again' marked Cher's return to the pop scene after her successful comeback with 'Believe' in 1998. At this point, she was capitalizing on the resurgence of her career by embracing electronic and dance music trends, pushing further into club culture while maintaining her pop-rock roots.
Stylistic neighbors: Madonna· Diana Ross· Kylie Minogue