Following the massive success of her debut album Alf (1984)—which sold over a million copies in the UK alone—Alison Moyet faced a dilemma familiar to many breakthrough artists: how to evolve without alienating a fanbase enamored with the "Alf" persona. Raindancing , released in 1987, was her answer. While Alf was a blend of jazz, blues, and pop, Raindancing embraced the sonic landscape of late-1980s American radio.
Alison Moyet’s 1987 album Raindancing represents a pivotal, if commercially polished, chapter in the career of one of Britain’s most distinctive vocalists. The 2016 Deluxe Edition reissue, particularly in the lossless FLAC format, offers an opportunity to reassess an album often overshadowed by her synth-pop origins with Yazoo and the critical success of her solo debut, Alf . Alison Moyet - Raindancing -Deluxe 2016- -FLAC-
A treasure trove for collectors, featuring 12-inch remixes , B-sides, and rare live recordings from her 1987 Wembley Arena performance. Historical Significance & Production Following the massive success of her debut album