What makes The Right Time by The Corrs notable?

The album's lead single achieved commercial success, peaking within the Top 20 in several countries and contributing to the band's rising profile in the mid-1990s. Its blend of pop-rock with traditional Irish sounds garnered critical acclaim, influencing a wave of Celtic-inspired pop that followed. Released as part of The Corrs' debut studio album, 'The Right Time' marked the band's emergence on the international stage after their initial EP success. At this point, they were transitioning from local Irish popularity to broader recognition, setting the tone for their distinctive blend of contemporary pop and traditional Celtic influences.

How many songs are on The Right Time?

The Right Time has 3 tracks, running approximately 12 minutes.

Released 30 years ago

The Right Time

The Corrs · 1996

12 min · 3 tracks · alternative rock

Folk-infused pop melodies intertwine with lush harmonies and rhythmic instrumentation, creating a warm and inviting soundscape.

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The Right Time (radio edit) — This radio edit encapsulates the band's signature style with its catchy chorus and vibrant instrumentation, making it a perfect introduction to their sound.
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The Right Time — The longer version showcases the song's layered production and emotive vocals, highlighting the band's ability to blend pop sensibilities with folk elements.
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Erin Shore — This track features poignant lyrics paired with a haunting melody, illustrating The Corrs' deep connection to their Irish heritage while expanding their musical range.

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — Marked the band's emergence on the international stage after initial EP success.
Themes: Irish heritage· folk-infused melodies· transitional fame
Career context: Released as part of The Corrs' debut studio album, 'The Right Time' marked the band's emergence on the international stage after their initial EP success. At this point, they were transitioning from local Irish popularity to broader recognition, setting the tone for their distinctive blend of contemporary pop and traditional Celtic influences.
Stylistic neighbors: Enya· Clannad· The Cranberries