Artist: Earth Wind & Fire
Album: Powerlight
Genre: Funk
Release Date: 1983/2015
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 41:13
Total Tracks: 9
Total Size: 944 MB

Tracklist:

1-01. Earth, Wind & Fire – Fall in Love with Me (05:52)
1-02. Earth, Wind & Fire – Spread Your Love (03:51)
1-03. Earth, Wind & Fire – Side by Side (05:56)
1-04. Earth, Wind & Fire – Straight from the Heart (04:41)
1-05. Earth, Wind & Fire – The Speed of Love (03:35)
1-06. Earth, Wind & Fire – Freedom of Choice (04:10)
1-07. Earth, Wind & Fire – Something Special (04:23)
1-08. Earth, Wind & Fire – Hearts to Heart (03:44)
1-09. Earth, Wind & Fire – Miracles (04:57)

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“Powerlight” is the twelfth studio album by Earth, Wind & Fire, produced by the band’s leader Maurice White for Kalimba Productions, and released in February 1983. went to number 12 and number 4 on the Pop and R&B album charts and the single “Fall in Love with Me” reached number 17 and number 4 on the Pop and R&B charts respectively. “Fall in Love with Me” was also Grammy nominated for Best R&B vocal performance by A Duo or group. Powerlight has been certified gold for selling over 500, 000 copies in the US by the RIAA.Many groups lose the steam that propelled them to the top; Earth, Wind & Fire, contemporary sound and all, were still blazing when this album was released. “Fall in Love With Me” was the first single. With its festive rhythm and sauntering vocals, it became a number four hit on the Billboard R&B charts and a number 17 pop hit. The percolating single “Side by Side” was the second release. The precise horns, sensuous female backing vocals, and Maurice White’s animated vocals make this an entertaining piece. Though it should have fared better, it settled in at number 15 on the R&B charts. The final release was “Spread Your Love.” The sonically aggressive special effects are contrasted with a soothing chanting chorus. The single peaked at 57. All three of the above feature Maurice White on lead. Throughout the entire album, White’s unifying message is fueled by the aggressive rhythms and relaxing melodies. ~ Craig Lytle