Stargard (album) cover

Stargard (album)

Stargard · 1978

31 min · 8 tracks · funk

A vibrant fusion of funk and soul, layered with harmonies and infectious grooves that embody the disco era's spirit.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Theme From "Which Way Is Up" — As the album’s standout track, this song not only served as a pivotal moment for the film it accompanied but also exemplified Stargard’s catchy hooks and vibrant instrumentation.
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    Three Girls — This opening track sets an energetic tone for the album with its infectious groove and playful lyrics, showcasing Stargard’s vocal harmonies.
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    Disco Rufus — With its upbeat tempo and danceable rhythm, this track encapsulates the essence of late '70s disco culture while highlighting the band's funk roots.

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

  • Love Is So Easy

    The chorus emphasizes love's effortless nature through repetition and a melodic lift that conveys joy.

    The deliberate simplicity in phrasing contrasts with more complex emotional themes elsewhere on the album, creating an inviting anthem for listeners.

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Three Girls 3:51
  • 2 Smile 3:18
  • 3 Love Is So Easy 3:37
  • 4 Don't Change 3:13
  • 5 Theme From "Which Way Is Up" 7:00
  • 6 The Force 3:30
  • 7 I'll Always Love You 3:30
  • 8 Disco Rufus 3:18

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