Description
A gem of a pop album from Stephen Sanchez, who breathed a classical breath into modern pop with the global hit "Until I Found You," painting the many forms of love with his warm vocals.
Singer-songwriter Stephen Sanchez, who shot to fame with his debut album "ANGEL FACE," has captivated listeners around the world by elevating his deep love for 1950s and 60s rock and roll, doo-wop, and vintage pop with a modern sensibility. On this album, "LOVE, LOVE, LOVE," he carries on that nostalgic aesthetic while broadening his scope to encompass a wider range of themes.
The theme that runs throughout the album is "love." Not just between lovers, but also the care shown to friends, neighbors, and even strangers, the album depicts diverse expressions of affection set to a colorful pop sound. Stephen's signature soaring vocals and delicate melodies lend warmth to the songs, while classical arrangements and modern production blend seamlessly.
The title track "Love, Love, Love" is the heart of the album, powerfully singing about the importance of showing love even to someone who does not return your feelings. Its sincere message and approachable pop sensibility naturally harmonize, leaving a gentle afterglow in the listener's heart.
This is a highly polished album that allows you to fully enjoy the sound spanning vintage pop, oldies, and indie pop, along with Stephen Sanchez's rich expressiveness.
A1. It Might Be Love
A2. Sweet Love
A3.Love, Love, Love
A4. Home To Mother (with Stephen Day)
A5. Chuck the Money
B1. Already Got Me
B2. OOO Baby (I Love You)
B3. Dance Away the Music
B4. Forgetting Your Kiss
B5. Don't Let Me Go
B6. You Are So Beautiful
The follow-up album to Stephen Sanchez's debut album ANGEL FACE with the global smash "Until I Found You" is finally here - LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!
On the new record, Stephen muses about love in its many forms – partners, friends, neighbors, and even strangers – brought to life by rich vocals and a technicolor pop sound. The title track epitomizes the album’s themes, as Stephen proclaims the importance of showing love to others, even (and especially) when they may not be expressing the same.
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