What makes Time and Again by Kim Boyce notable?

The album includes the track 'I Just Want to Celebrate,' which became a modest hit and showcased Boyce's potential beyond the gospel genre. Critics recognized the album for its polished production and catchy hooks, contributing to Boyce's growing reputation during the late '80s pop scene. Time and Again marked Kim Boyce's first studio album, released in 1988 as she sought to establish her presence in the music industry. Following her success as a Christian artist, this album represented her transition into mainstream pop, featuring a more commercial sound aimed at broader audiences.

How many songs are on Time and Again?

Time and Again has 9 tracks, running approximately 38 minutes.

Time and Again

Kim Boyce · 1988

38 min · 9 tracks

A blend of soft rock and pop-infused melodies that evoke a sense of nostalgic yearning and emotional introspection.

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I Just Want to Celebrate — This upbeat anthem stands out for its infectious energy and positive message, making it the album's most commercially viable track.
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Lonely Man — This track features poignant lyrics that explore themes of isolation and longing, showcasing Boyce's vocal depth and emotional range.
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Say It — With its catchy chorus and heartfelt delivery, this song encapsulates the emotional core of the album while highlighting Boyce's songwriting abilities.

Tracklist

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

1 I Just Want to Celebrate 3:36
2 Lonely Man 4:06
3 Lovin' You 4:42
4 Not for Me 3:35
5 Say It 4:24
6 Save Me 4:44
7 Stop Fighting 4:24
8 You Can Be Mine 5:08
9 You're Always There 4:00

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