Where Our Love Grows
by Swing Out Sister
Released: October 19, 2004
Pop, jazz, sophisti-pop
The Album
"Where Our Love Grows" is the ninth studio album by Swing Out Sister, released in 2004. This British pop group is comprised of Corinne Drewery and Andy Connell. The album continues the group's signature sophisticated, smooth jazz-tinged pop sound that has evolved since their debut in the mid-80s.
Inside the Recording
The album was arranged and produced by the band and Paul Staveley O'Duffy, known for his work with other prominent artists.
Interesting Facts
"Where Our Love Grows" is considered a more…
"Where Our Love Grows" is considered a more mature continuation of Swing Out Sister's style, infusing a blend of jazz, pop, and soul.
The album features thoughtful lyrics and lush orchestrations…
The album features thoughtful lyrics and lush orchestrations that underscore Drewery's distinctive vocals.
The songs are noted for their retro, cinematic…
The songs are noted for their retro, cinematic feel with an underlying contemporary sensibility.
As a total, they thrive on a precarious…
As a total, they thrive on a precarious balance between the past and the present.
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"Where Our Love Grows" is the ninth studio album by Swing Out Sister, released in 2004. This British pop group is comprised of Corinne Drewery and Andy Connell. The album continues the group's signature sophisticated, smooth jazz-tinged pop sound that has evolved since their debut in the mid-80s. The album was arranged and produced by the band and Paul Staveley O'Duffy, known for his work with other prominent artists.
"Where Our Love Grows" is considered a more mature continuation of Swing Out Sister's style, infusing a blend of jazz, pop, and soul. The album features thoughtful lyrics and lush orchestrations that underscore Drewery's distinctive vocals. The songs are noted for their retro, cinematic feel with an underlying contemporary sensibility. As a total, they thrive on a precarious balance between the past and the present.
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