Dare To Love (30th Anniversary Edition) InStock Rolling Stone described the album

Rolling Stone described the album as “one of the best proper dance-music albums of the year” while also receiving peer support from the likes of Flume

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housed in a single-sleeve jacket and printed inner sleeve

and "Take the Long Way Home"

This collection debuts 14 previously unreleased songs and a multitude of unreleased live performances

Dare To Love (30th Anniversary Edition) InStock Rolling Stone described the albumOriginally released in 1995, Jimmy Somervilles Dare To Love stands as a powerful statement of pride, passion, and pop brilliance, carried by one of the most unmistakable voices in modern music. Dare To Love embodies Somervilles gift for marrying political conviction with irresistible melodies. Produced by Stephen Hague and other longtime collaborators, the album traverses bass laden house grooves, slower, dubby reggae numbers and classic pop ballads.