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It features a "smooth, driving groove" anchored by a warm bassline, luscious strings, and mellow horns.
Released in October 1991 as the lead single from her second album, Real Love , "Change" is a masterclass in early '90s pop-soul that cemented Lisa Stansfield’s status as a global powerhouse. Lisa Stansfield - Change
The track is a "gorgeous down-tempo disco trip" that blends mid-70s Philly soul with emerging British dance beats. It features a "smooth, driving groove" anchored by
Stansfield’s "lovely alto" is both "husky" and "sensuous," famously beginning with a deep, mood-setting breath into the microphone. Stansfield’s "lovely alto" is both "husky" and "sensuous,"
"Change" is a heartfelt exploration of unwavering commitment. Rather than seeking transformation, the lyrics celebrate contentment, arguing that altering their world would only risk losing the joy of the current connection. The chorus serves as a grounding reassurance of loyalty and sincerity.
The song gained additional club traction through high-profile remixes by Frankie Knuckles and Driza Bone . Lyrical Themes
Favourite song from Lisa Stansfield ❤️ #lisastansfield - Facebook
