Travelling
by Roxette
Released: March 23, 2012
Pop rock
Why This Album Matters
This album matters because its strongest editorial story is: Breakthrough.
The Album
It serves as a companion album to their earlier release "Charm School" (2011) and features a mix of new songs, re-recorded versions of older tracks, and previously unreleased material. "Travelling" is the ninth studio album by the Swedish pop rock duo Roxette, released in 2012. It features contributions from both Marie Fredriksson and Per Gessle, the duo behind Roxette, with Fredriksson's emotive vocals complementing Gessle's songwriting and production skills.
Interesting Facts
The album also includes re-recorded versions of classic…
The album also includes re-recorded versions of classic Roxette hits like "Joyride" and "The Look," giving them a fresh and contemporary sound.
The album showcases Roxette's trademark blend of catchy…
The album showcases Roxette's trademark blend of catchy melodies, upbeat rhythms, and infectious pop hooks.
Standout tracks from "Travelling" include the lead single…
Standout tracks from "Travelling" include the lead single "It's Possible," a feel-good anthem with an uplifting message, and "Touched by the Hand of God," a synth-pop gem that harkens back to Roxette's '80s heyday.
Overall, "Travelling" captures the essence of Roxette's infectious…
Overall, "Travelling" captures the essence of Roxette's infectious pop sound, showcasing the duo's talent for crafting memorable songs that resonate with audiences around the world.
Essential Tracks
Touched by the Hand of God
Standout tracks from "Travelling" include the lead single "It's Possible," a feel-good anthem with an uplifting message, and "Touched by the Hand of God," a synth-pop gem that harkens back to Roxette's '80s heyday.
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Reception
While it may not have achieved the same commercial success as some of Roxette's earlier albums, it remains a beloved addition to their discography and a testament to their enduring appeal. "Travelling" received positive reviews from critics upon its release, with praise for its catchy pop melodies, polished production, and the enduring chemistry between Fredriksson and Gessle.
Legacy
It serves as a fitting tribute to Roxette's legacy and a reminder of their continued influence on the pop music landscape.
The Complete Album Story
"Travelling" is the ninth studio album by the Swedish pop rock duo Roxette, released in 2012. It serves as a companion album to their earlier release "Charm School" (2011) and features a mix of new songs, re-recorded versions of older tracks, and previously unreleased material.
The album showcases Roxette's trademark blend of catchy melodies, upbeat rhythms, and infectious pop hooks. It features contributions from both Marie Fredriksson and Per Gessle, the duo behind Roxette, with Fredriksson's emotive vocals complementing Gessle's songwriting and production skills.
Standout tracks from "Travelling" include the lead single "It's Possible," a feel-good anthem with an uplifting message, and "Touched by the Hand of God," a synth-pop gem that harkens back to Roxette's '80s heyday. The album also includes re-recorded versions of classic Roxette hits like "Joyride" and "The Look," giving them a fresh and contemporary sound.
"Travelling" received positive reviews from critics upon its release, with praise for its catchy pop melodies, polished production, and the enduring chemistry between Fredriksson and Gessle. While it may not have achieved the same commercial success as some of Roxette's earlier albums, it remains a beloved addition to their discography and a testament to their enduring appeal.
Overall, "Travelling" captures the essence of Roxette's infectious pop sound, showcasing the duo's talent for crafting memorable songs that resonate with audiences around the world. It serves as a fitting tribute to Roxette's legacy and a reminder of their continued influence on the pop music landscape.
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