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Alter Ego

Amanda Lear · 1995

47 min · 13 tracks · disco

A vibrant blend of disco and pop, showcasing playful lyrics and infectious melodies.

Why this album works

'Alter Ego' stands out for its embrace of the disco revival trend of the mid-90s, receiving a positive reception from both fans and critics. The album's title track and its energetic sound contributed to Lear's legacy as a pioneer of disco music during a period when the genre was rediscovered by younger audiences. Additionally, it charted well across Europe, solidifying her status as an enduring artist.
Best for
playful dancefloor anthems steady groove for celebrations infectious melodies for sing-alongs
Context
Released in 1995, 'Alter Ego' marked Amanda Lear's return to the music scene after a long hiatus since her last album in 1986. By this time, she was already an established figure in the disco genre and was exploring new musical territories while retaining her theatrical flair. This album came at a time when the disco revival was gaining momentum, allowing Lear to reintroduce herself to a new generation.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Alter Ego Standout 2:01
  • 2 Angel Love Standout 4:37
  • 3 Love Me, Love Me Blue 3:48
  • 4 Muscle Man 4:13
  • 5 This Man (Dali's Song) 4:35
  • 6 Peep! 3:58
  • 7 Everytime You Touch Me 3:44
  • 8 On the Air Tonight 3:35
  • 9 Rien ne va plus 3:50
  • 10 Go Go Boy (When I Say Go) Standout 3:32
  • 11 Dance Around the Room 4:06
  • 12 I'll Miss You 3:35
  • 13 Alter Ego, Part 2 2:07

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