What makes Woman's Work by Tina Arena notable?

Woman's Work received critical acclaim and solidified Arena's position as a significant artist in pop and soul music. The album features tracks that have been influential in the evolution of contemporary Australian pop, helping to pave the way for other artists in the genre. Released in 1991, Woman's Work marked Tina Arena's debut album following her success in the Australian music scene, particularly as a member of the group John Paul Young. This album set the stage for her international career, showcasing her vocal prowess and songwriting abilities that would define her subsequent work.

How many songs are on Woman's Work?

Woman's Work has 2 tracks, running approximately 9 minutes.

Woman's Work

Tina Arena · 1991

9 min · 2 tracks · pop music

Soulful melodies intertwine with heartfelt lyrics, showcasing Tina Arena's powerful vocals against a backdrop of lush instrumentation.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Woman’s Work — The title track effectively encapsulates the album's themes of feminine strength and resilience, highlighted by Arena's emotive delivery and rich vocal range.
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I Believe (When I Fall in Love It Will Be Forever) — This cover showcases Arena's ability to imbue classic material with fresh emotion, demonstrating her vocal versatility and connection to timeless love themes.

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — This album established Tina Arena's reputation in pop and soul music.
Themes: feminine strength· Australian music scene
Career context: Released in 1991, Woman's Work marked Tina Arena's debut album following her success in the Australian music scene, particularly as a member of the group John Paul Young. This album set the stage for her international career, showcasing her vocal prowess and songwriting abilities that would define her subsequent work.
Stylistic neighbors: Annie Lennox· Sade· Cher