Heart's 1983 album "Passionworks" marked a significant shift, incorporating more contemporary rock sounds and production styles. It failed to reignite their chart presence, despite featuring contributions from outside writers and producers.
- "Passionworks" was the first album Heart released on the Epic Records label.
- The album reached number 48 on the Billboard 200 chart.
- The album featured contributions from outside songwriters, including Jonathon Cain of Journey and Ron Nevison as producer.
Heart is a Seattle-based rock band fronted by sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson, best known for their blend of hard rock and folk rock. In 1983, they were two years removed from their last charting single and attempting a musical reset with a new label.
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