Released in 1983, "Catch as Catch Can" saw Wilde experimenting with a more raw, punk-influenced sound, a departure from her earlier synth-pop hits. It was her third studio album, following the success of "Select" and "Kim Wilde".
- "Catch as Catch Can" was released on October 24, 1983, by Cherry Red Records. The album featured the singles "Child Come Home" and "Uptown Locale". It marked a shift in Wilde's musical direction, incorporating a grittier, more rock-oriented sound.
- While not as commercially successful as her previous albums, "Catch as Catch Can" is often cited by fans and critics as an album that showcased Wilde's artistic growth and willingness to experiment. The album was produced by Mickie Most, who had guided Wilde's career since her debut.
- The album's artwork featured a black and white photograph of Wilde, reflecting the more edgy aesthetic of the music. It was a critical experiment for Wilde, who was looking to move beyond the "teen idol" image.
Kim Wilde is an English singer, songwriter, and musician. She rose to fame in the early 1980s with her distinctive synth-pop sound.
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