Every Day Is a New Day

Album Description

Diana Ross's 'Every Day Is a New Day' is a captivating album that embodies the essence of her iconic style, blending the timeless sounds of Motown and disco. Released on 4 May 1999 through Parlophone UK, this 55-minute masterpiece showcases Ross's incredible vocal range and emotional depth.

The album's tracklist is a testament to her artistic versatility, featuring an array of uplifting and nostalgic tracks, including 'He Lives in You', 'Love Is All That Matters', and the title track 'Every Day Is a New Day'. With genres that pay homage to her roots in Motown and disco, Diana Ross creates a unique sonic experience that will leave you enchanted.

From the soulful 'Until We Meet Again' to the energetic 'Got to Be Free', and the poignant 'Not Over You Yet', Diana Ross's 'Every Day Is a New Day' is an album that will resonate with fans of all ages. With its rich harmonies, infectious beats, and Ross's unmistakable voice, this album is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates the artistry of Diana Ross.

May 4, 1999

℗ 1999 Parlophone Records Ltd, a Warner Music Group Company

About Diana Ross

Diana Ross, the iconic "Queen of Motown Records," is a legendary American singer and actress whose influence spans decades. As the lead singer of the Supremes, she propelled the group to become Motown's most successful act in the 1960s and one of the best-selling girl groups of all time, with an astonishing 12 number-one hits on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. Ross's solo career is equally impressive, showcasing her unparalleled vocal artistry and genre-defying talent. Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, her journey from the Motown era to her current status as a radiant icon is a testament to her enduring appeal. With over 100 million records sold, Diana Ross continues to captivate audiences worldwide, blending Motown and disco influences into a timeless musical legacy.