What makes Change by Lisa Stansfield notable?

The single 'Change' became a top chart performer, reaching the top ten in several countries including the UK and the US dance charts. Its popularity helped to further establish Stansfield's reputation internationally, leading to critical acclaim and numerous awards, including a Brit Award for Best British Female Artist. Additionally, the remixes of 'Change' contributed to the early '90s dance music scene, influencing upcoming artists. By 1991, Lisa Stansfield had already achieved significant success with her debut album, 'Affection', released in 1989. 'Change' marked her first release as a follow-up, showcasing her evolution as an artist while solidifying her presence in the pop and soul genres. This album reflects her growing confidence and maturity in both songwriting and vocal delivery.

How many songs are on Change?

Change has 3 tracks, running approximately 16 minutes.

Change

Lisa Stansfield · 1991

16 min · 3 tracks · pop music

A fusion of soulful melodies and polished pop production that showcases Stansfield's powerful vocal prowess.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Change — The title track is a powerful anthem about personal transformation, showcasing Stansfield's signature blend of soulfulness and pop sensibility.
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Change (Driza Bone mix) — This remix elevates the original with a fresh take on its rhythm, highlighting the danceable elements that resonate with club culture of the era.
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Change (Knuckles mix) — Another compelling remix that emphasizes the track's emotional depth while also embracing a more upbeat tempo, appealing to a broader audience.

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — It helped establish Stansfield's reputation after her successful debut.
Career context: By 1991, Lisa Stansfield had already achieved significant success with her debut album, 'Affection', released in 1989. 'Change' marked her first release as a follow-up, showcasing her evolution as an artist while solidifying her presence in the pop and soul genres. This album reflects her growing confidence and maturity in both songwriting and vocal delivery.
Stylistic neighbors: Sade· Annie Lennox· Toni Braxton