What makes Try Love by Amii Stewart notable?

Try Love reached notable chart positions, particularly in the UK where it made a significant impact on the charts. The title track 'Try Love' received considerable radio airplay and helped reinforce Stewart's reputation as a leading pop and soul artist of the era. The album showcased her ability to merge genres while appealing to a broad audience. Released in 1984, Try Love is Amii Stewart's third studio album, following her successful self-titled debut in 1979. At this point in her career, Stewart was solidifying her place in the music industry after experiencing significant commercial success with hits like 'Knock on Wood'. This album reflects her continued evolution as an artist, blending catchy melodies with soulful expressions.

Try Love works well if you're into infectious energy for dancing, heartfelt emotions in every track and upbeat vibes for social gatherings.

How many songs are on Try Love?

Try Love has 10 tracks, running approximately 42 minutes.

Try Love

Amii Stewart · 1984

42 min · 10 tracks · pop music

A vibrant fusion of pop and soul, layered with infectious grooves and heartfelt vocals that invite listeners to dance.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Try Love — The title track captures the album's core message of embracing love with an upbeat tempo and catchy chorus, making it a standout anthem for romance.
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That Loving Feeling — This track showcases Stewart’s powerful vocal delivery and emotional depth, resonating with themes of longing and connection through its dynamic arrangement.
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Dangerous Rhythm — With a compelling beat and infectious energy, this song exemplifies the danceable essence of the album while highlighting Stewart's versatility as an artist.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

infectious energy for dancing
heartfelt emotions in every track
upbeat vibes for social gatherings
catchy choruses to sing along
feel-good anthems for celebration

Maybe skip if you

prefer slow, introspective music
seek complex, lengthy compositions

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 1984, Try Love is Amii Stewart's third studio album, following her successful self-titled debut in 1979. At this point in her career, Stewart was solidifying her place in the music industry after experiencing significant commercial success with hits like 'Knock on Wood'. This album reflects her continued evolution as an artist, blending catchy melodies with soulful expressions.
Stylistic neighbors: Gloria Gaynor· Chaka Khan· Donna Summer

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

Try Love

The moment shifts from uncertainty to an inviting call for love, creating a sense of urgency and hopefulness in the narrative.

This transition emphasizes the theme of vulnerability, contrasting earlier hesitations with a bold affirmation that encourages listeners to embrace their feelings.

Tracklist

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

1 That Loving Feeling 4:33
2 Try Love 4:00
3 Dangerous Rhythm 4:40
4 Losing Control 4:42
5 Friends 4:30
6 I Gotta Have You Back 4:25
7 High Dimension 4:00
8 Fever Line 4:54
9 Dance Till You Get Enough 3:23
10 Mother Mary 3:47

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