Is Something Special a good place to start with Sabrina Salerno?

Yes, Something Special is recommended as a starting point for new Sabrina Salerno listeners. A vibrant blend of Eurobeat and Italo disco, with infectious hooks and pulsating rhythms that define late '80s dance floors. Released in 1988, 'Something Special' marked Sabrina Salerno's third studio album, following the success of her hit singles like 'Boys (Summertime Love)'. At this juncture, she was solidifying her place in the Eurodance scene, capitalizing on the momentum from her previous work while diversifying her sound through remixes and extended versions.

Who is Something Special for?

Something Special works well if you're into high-energy party anthems, danceable beats for celebration and playful summer vibes throughout.

How many songs are on Something Special?

Something Special has 14 tracks, running approximately 74 minutes.

Something Special

Sabrina Salerno · 1988

74 min · 14 tracks · pop music

A vibrant blend of Eurobeat and Italo disco, with infectious hooks and pulsating rhythms that define late '80s dance floors.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Multimegamix Start here — establishes the sonic palette early
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Boys (Summertime Love) — This track is not only one of Sabrina's signature hits but also encapsulates the upbeat energy and catchy melodies characteristic of late '80s dance music.
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My Chico (P.W.L remix) — The remix adds a fresh layer to an already popular song, showcasing Sabrina's adaptability within the evolving dance music scene.
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Hot Girl (Dub version) — This version highlights the instrumental prowess typical of Hi-NRG tracks, emphasizing rhythmic elements that were pivotal for club play during its release.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

high-energy party anthems
danceable beats for celebration
playful summer vibes throughout
varied remixes to explore
catchy hooks for sing-alongs

Maybe skip if you

prefer slow, introspective music
want minimalistic production styles

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — This album solidified Sabrina's popularity following her debut.
Career context: Released in 1988, 'Something Special' marked Sabrina Salerno's third studio album, following the success of her hit singles like 'Boys (Summertime Love)'. At this juncture, she was solidifying her place in the Eurodance scene, capitalizing on the momentum from her previous work while diversifying her sound through remixes and extended versions.
Stylistic neighbors: Laura Branigan· KOTO· Sandy Marton