What makes Feel Your Love by Alanis Morissette notable?

This album is significant as it showcases Morissette's early experimentation with blending genres, paving the way for her later critical and commercial success. Its singles received airplay on radio stations, highlighting her potential and establishing her presence in the music industry. Feel Your Love marks Alanis Morissette's debut album, released in early 1991 when she was just 17. At this point, Morissette was transitioning from a teen pop star to an artist exploring deeper themes, setting the stage for her breakthrough later in the decade with Jagged Little Pill.

How many songs are on Feel Your Love?

Feel Your Love has 4 tracks, running approximately 22 minutes.

Feel Your Love

Alanis Morissette · 1991

22 min · 4 tracks · alternative rock

A fusion of dance-pop rhythms and alternative rock sensibilities, layered with Morissette's distinctive vocal delivery.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Feel Your Love (album version) — The album version encapsulates Morissette's emerging sound, combining infectious melodies with introspective lyrics that hint at her future lyrical depth.
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Feel Your Love (Bad Dawg remix) — This remix offers a fresh take on the original track, emphasizing its dance-pop elements and showcasing how Morissette's music could adapt to different styles.
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Feel Your Love (Muzzle mix) — The Muzzle mix extends the listening experience, providing a more experimental angle that reflects the diverse influences shaping Morissette’s artistry at this stage.

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — Debut album that showcases early genre blending, marking the start of Morissette's career.
Themes: teenage longing· dance floor awakening· early '90s pop culture
Career context: Feel Your Love marks Alanis Morissette's debut album, released in early 1991 when she was just 17. At this point, Morissette was transitioning from a teen pop star to an artist exploring deeper themes, setting the stage for her breakthrough later in the decade with Jagged Little Pill.
Stylistic neighbors: Fiona Apple· Tori Amos· Garbage