The best Grace Jones albums
13 records, ordered by how much we can tell you about each one — not by chart position.
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Nightclubbing
1981
Captures her signature blend of disco, new wave, and R&B in a cohesive experience with strong production and memorable tracks.
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Living My Life
1982
Rubbery bass and clipped guitar lock into spare reggae-funk grooves while a commanding voice moves between cool observation and insistent desire.
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Nightclubbing Start here
1981
Dub-spacious bass and clipped guitar frame a coolly commanding voice moving between reggae pulse and downtown art-pop.
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Slave to the Rhythm
1985
One song mutates through glossy funk and spoken interludes, turning the album into a rhythm-driven portrait.
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Inside Story
1986
Nile Rodgers’ crisp funk guitar cuts through glossy dance-pop while a commanding voice makes the glamour sound knowingly theatrical.
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Hurricane
2008
Grace Jones’s commanding voice moves through dub shadows and electronic turbulence toward flashes of gospel light.
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Warm Leatherette
1980
Grace Jones delivers coolly theatrical vocals over the spare reggae pulse and metallic edges of Compass Point’s new wave.
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Portfolio
1977
Broadway melodrama slips onto the disco floor as Grace Jones delivers romantic standards with cool theatrical poise.
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Bulletproof Heart
1989
Grace Jones’s commanding voice moves through glossy late-’80s dance production with an edge of danger beneath the polish.
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Fame
1978
Grace Jones’s cool, commanding voice glides through lush disco arrangements built for the dance floor.
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Muse
1979
Church-bound drama meets the disco floor as Grace Jones moves from austere confession to full-bodied release.
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Slave to The Rhythm (EP)
1994
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Island Life 2
1996
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Re-Mix Re-Mask
1986