The 1995 single "Take Me Higher" saw Diana Ross return to the dance charts, blending her signature soulful delivery with a contemporary electronic production. This release marked her first new material in several years, positioning her as a resilient force in dance-pop.
- "Take Me Higher" was the title track from Ross's 1995 album, her seventh studio album released on the Motown label. The song reached number 2 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart. It was co-written by Kaye Dames and Nelson Jackson, and produced by Tom Dowd.
- The single was released on August 5, 1995, arriving during a period when Diana Ross was less active in recording music but continued to tour and maintain a high public profile.
- The album "Take Me Higher" was Ross's first for Motown since the 1970s, following a period with EMI/RCA.
Diana Ross is an iconic American singer and actress, originally from Detroit, best known as the lead singer of the Supremes. By 1995, she had forged a monumental solo career, becoming one of music's most successful and influential female artists.
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