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Laura Branigan

pop music · 1982–1984

Gloria (Single Version) by Laura Branigan — cover art

With her powerful voice and captivating stage presence, Laura Branigan carved out a unique space in the music scene of the '80s. Blending pop, folk rock, and synth-infused dance tracks, she became a favorite for anyone looking to dance or reflect. Her iconic rendition of "Gloria" transformed the airwaves, while "Self Control" showcased her ability to meld catchy hooks with deeper themes. The emotional depth of "How Am I Supposed to Live Without You" resonated with listeners longing for connection, while "Solitaire" revealed her knack for storytelling through song. Whether you were dancing in a club or reminiscing on a late-night drive, Branigan’s music was the soundtrack to a generation. Her legacy continues to echo through the memories of those who lived it, reminding us of the power of heartfelt melodies and unforgettable lyrics.

The facts

  • United States
  • pop music, folk rock, dance music
  • On Atlantic Records

Laura Branigan in the crate

Gloria (Single Version) by Laura Branigan — cover art
Gloria (Single Version)
Laura Branigan
1982
How Am I Supposed to Live Without You by Laura Branigan — cover art
How Am I Supposed to Live Without You
Laura Branigan
1983
Solitaire by Laura Branigan — cover art
Solitaire
Laura Branigan
1983
Self Control by Laura Branigan — cover art
Self Control
Laura Branigan
1984

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