Tina Arena's 1997 album "In Deep" was a calculated pivot to dance-pop, largely produced by top European hitmakers. It spawned a string of singles that became staples of urban radio throughout the late 90s.
- The album was primarily recorded in Sweden and the UK, with production handled by producers including Denniz Pop and Per Magnusson of Stockholm Records.
- "Chains", a re-recorded version of a song from her 1995 album "Now I Can Dance", was a major hit single from "In Deep", reaching number 4 on the Australian ARIA charts.
- "Symphony of Life", another key single from the album, peaked at number 13 on the ARIA Charts.
Tina Arena is an Australian singer who achieved significant success in the late 1990s. "In Deep" was released in the midst of her most commercially successful period, following her breakthrough album "Don't Ask".
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