Larger Than Life (album Jody Watley)

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Larger Than Life is the title of the second solo album by American pop singer Jody Watley. The album was released on the music market in 1989. The album's release began with the single, "Real Love," which became one of the biggest hits of the year, reaching # 2 on the US charts and finally gaining the status of a gold disc. Sing "Real Love" was accompanied by a memorable video by David Fincher, who later became a well-known Hollywood director. The video was nominated in seven categories for the prestigious MTV Video Music Awards, and also featured music videos such as En Vogue and Mary J. Blige. All the costumes Watley wore in this video were designed by herself. With the success of the single "Real Love", the album "Larger Than Life" managed to reach the Top 20 American Bestseller list. The disc was sold worldwide in nearly five million copies. The album contained a total of 13 tracks. Most of them were composed by Jody and her longtime collaborator Andre Cymon. The album combines discotheque sounds with elements of pop, soul and house music. Three of his singles went to TOP 10 in the US. Singles "Friends" was one of the first songs in the history of pop music co-op with rappers. Eric B & amp; Rakim. In the video, this single Watley appeared in the designs by Jean Paul Gultier. The album "Larger Than Life" was also promoted on the world tour. List of songs

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