Madonna
by Madonna

From VictorVale 07/13/2026 23:00 | #315266

Madonna mais que decodifica, ela talha o que seria considerado pop em seu primeiro álbum. O que falta em profundidade sobre em senso estético. (Edited)

From Jboy56 04/02/2024 09:25 | #302803

A fine debut for a long career.. (Edited)

From HoldenM 04/30/2023 22:07 | #296514

A pretty incredible pop debut. Madonna is not the most skilled vocalist, but she's got personality to spare and is well suited for these uniformly catchy and sweet dance pop gems.

From TheDude85 05/11/2022 15:23 | #285229

In 1983, before Madonna became international Icon MADONNA, she released this self-titled debut. It features somewhat an anonymous, girlish sounding singer delivering dance club fare like "Lucky Star," "Borderline," and my personal fave "Holiday". Nothing really to distinguish this singer from others or what she was to become.

beginning of a pop star

From Brandon8 06/01/2020 03:13 | #252631 | TOP COMMENT Vote up your preferred comments and the comments with the most votes will be flagged.

I’m not a huge pop fan but this album is awesome definitely one of the best of the 80s and my favorite Madonna album by far. (Edited)

From VictorVale 12/26/2018 11:01 | #227909

Uma estréia épica! Músicas até hoje reconhecidas e tocadas! (Edited)

From Boltzmann 08/21/2018 22:00 | #219971 | TOP COMMENT Vote up your preferred comments and the comments with the most votes will be flagged.

I know, a 10/10 sounds like too much. The album is certainly flawed, GOD is it flawed. But that is mostly because of the fact that her approach of making music was completely unknown at the time. She makes the song and has a vision and then makes sure she finds a producer that understands her. And if the product isn’t good enough, she doesn’t settle for less and continues her search for the perfect sound. Basically, the same tactic that she advices in her lyrics that should be used in relationships.
It doesn’t sound like a big deal now, because almost all female artists after her, followed this formula, and it was also the most logical outcome for women, because culture has been (and somewhat still is) presenting music production (as well as playing certain instruments) as a male thing.
This approach also created a blueprint for electropop in general. The way that the producer’s creative input is of almost equal importance can be found back in artists like Drake and Future today. Suddenly there wasn’t just one song, there were remixes too; the vocals could be thrown around and reinterpretated endlessly. Again, today it’s hard to realize what the big deal is, because that’s the norm now, but that’s because of Madonna.

And of course she gave a voice to feminine sexuality in music. (Edited)

Fun album!

And it begun