What Happened

Late last year, Cherry Red Records continued its reissue series featuring the iconic Hi-NRG singer Hazell Dean. The latest compilation, titled The Decca Years, showcases a collection of Dean’s singles originally released on the Decca label between 1975 and 1978, along with four bonus tracks from the 1980s.

Why It Matters

This compilation is significant as it highlights Dean’s early career, which includes popular dance-pop hits such as “Searchin’ (I Gotta Find a Man)” and “Whatever I Do (Wherever I Go).” In a new introduction, Dean reflects on her desire to record grand ballads, stating, “I had always wanted to record big ballads, fabulous songs with beautiful lyrics and sweeping string arrangements.” The reissue allows fans to revisit her work and appreciate her contributions to the music industry.

What’s Next

As the music industry continues to embrace reissues and retrospectives, Hazell Dean’s The Decca Years may pave the way for further explorations of her discography. Fans can expect more releases that delve into her extensive catalog, potentially introducing her music to a new generation.

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