Pop · 1968 · 3 tracks · 8m

Dalila

High-octane 1960s pop and soul. A powerhouse baritone colliding with massive brass arrangements and dramatic storytelling.

A high-stakes collision of theatrical storytelling and raw, sweat-soaked soul energy.

Tracklist · 3 Tracks · 8m

Delilah

Shake

2:39

Land of 1000 Dances

3:36

Moments Worth Listening For

The thunderous, waltzing orchestral swell of the chorus in Delilah that feels like a theatrical climax.

The raw, gritty vocal ad-libs during the breakdown of Shake that bridge the gap between pop and hard soul.

The relentless, driving brass stabs in Land of 1000 Dances that push the energy into a fever pitch.

Where This Album Departs

How does Dalila sound next to the rest of Tom Jones's catalogue?

Peak Energy+2.0σ

It runs far hotter than this artist's baseline.

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