This 1991 self-titled album from Demis Roussos showcases his enduring vocal presence within a synth-pop framework, a sound he continued to explore throughout his career.
- The album was released on December 23, 1991, by Universal Music B.V.
- It is categorized under the pop and synth-pop genres.
- The release date places it late in Roussos's prolific solo career.
Demis Roussos was a Greek musician, singer, and record producer who achieved international fame as a member of the band Aphrodite's Child. He was known for his distinctive voice and his blend of pop, folk, and world music influences. His solo career began in the early 1970s, achieving massive success with hits like "Forever and a Day". His 1991 self-titled album was released during a period where he continued to explore synth-pop sounds while maintaining his signature vocal style.
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