Andrea Frassoni

 Sinéad’s voice is at times violent and aggressive, while in other cases appears delicate and vulnerable, filled with loneliness and pain, but always engaging and harmonious.

 Despite not being able to repeat herself at the levels of her recording debut, Sinéad O’Connor remains indisputably one of the greatest protagonists of female rock in the late ’80s and the following decade.

Sinéad O'Connor's debut album, The Lion and The Cobra, showcases her intense and rebellious spirit with a unique blend of styles, from Celtic ballads to punk and vocal experiments. The album is praised for its sophisticated arrangements and emotional depth. Tracks like 'Jackie' and 'Mandinka' stand out, reflecting her diverse influences. Though she couldn't replicate the debut's psychodramatic intensity later, O'Connor remains a key figure in female rock. Discover the emotional and sonic power of Sinéad O’Connor’s debut—listen to The Lion and The Cobra now!

 Ruby Blue presents itself as an intriguing, eccentric, unpredictable work, a unique and innovative sonic spectacle.

 Róisín Murphy is the muse, the chanteuse, the diva most suited for such an operation, given that she certainly lacks neither class nor talent.

Róisín Murphy's solo debut album Ruby Blue, produced with Matthew Herbert, offers an eclectic mix of electro jazz, disco-pop, and soul. The album highlights her intimate and experimental vocal style supported by quirky arrangements. Standout tracks showcase graceful retro and innovative sounds, making it an intriguing and seductive listen. The album artwork complements the unique musical approach. Ruby Blue is a refined and captivating work that confirms Murphy's talent beyond Moloko. Discover the sensual and eclectic sounds of Róisín Murphy's Ruby Blue—listen now and dive into an innovative electro-jazz journey!

 Nightclubbing proved to be a work notably more valid and complete from a purely musical side.

 Grace Jones remains today a post-modern icon, an unparalleled reference for both the disco era and the eighties.

Grace Jones' 1981 album Nightclubbing is a definitive 80s release that blends reggae, funk, and electronic music with artistic sophistication. Produced by Island Records and featuring contributions from Sly and Robbie, it includes memorable covers and original tracks. The album's iconic visual identity enhances its status as a cultural milestone. Nightclubbing marked a peak in Jones' career and continues to influence the music and fashion worlds. Explore the timeless innovation of Grace Jones' Nightclubbing—listen now and experience an 80s masterpiece!