Alison Moyet's 2016 album "Hoodoo" revisits the synth-pop and dance-pop sounds that defined her early career, offering a mature and sophisticated take on the genre. The album showcases Moyet's enduring vocal prowess and her continued ability to craft compelling dancefloor anthems.
- "Hoodoo" was released on November 25, 2016, by BMG, marking a return to the electronic-infused sound of Moyet's earlier work.
- The album was produced by Tim Bran and Roger Morris, known for their work with artists such as London Grammar and Aurora.
- "Hoodoo" received positive reviews, with critics praising Moyet's vocal performance and the album's contemporary production.
Alison Moyet is a British singer-songwriter, known for her bluesy, emotive alto vocals and synth-pop and dance-pop stylings. In 2016, she was a seasoned artist with a career spanning over three decades, having achieved significant success both as a solo artist and as the vocalist for Yazoo.
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