Change

Change was a highly influential Italian-American black music group in the 1980s; it was founded in 1979 by Jacques Fred Petrus and Mauro Malavasi, and was one of the leading figures in the disco music scene of the time. Their sound was characterized by funky rhythms, powerful bass and soulful vocals.

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The group's initial lineup included some well-known singers in the soul music world, including Luther Vandross, Jocelyn Brown.

The debut album, is entitled "The Glow of Love," in 1980; which contained the singles "The Glow of Love," "A Lover's Holiday," and "Searching." The group was particularly known for its ability to combine elements of funk, soul and disco in a unique way that made their music beloved by fans around the world.

Despite some lineup changes over the years, Change continued to release successful music until the mid-1980s and left an indelible mark on the black music scene.

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Their music is still heard and appreciated by many Soul lovers today.

In 2018, "Love 4 Love" was released with 10 unreleased tracks performed by singer Tanya Michelle Smith, produced by Davide Romani and Stefano Colombo (Figo Sound).