Living proof cher discography biography

“The music’s no good without you baby, come back to me,” laments a haunting Cher. “The Music’s No Good Without You” is the lead single and international opener to her 2001 album Living Proof, which served as the commercial follow-up to 1998’s triumphant Believe.

The song’s music video shows Cher commanding a crystal city (that also doubles as a disco), which protrudes from a space rock, floating through deep space. Yeah, it’s out there in more ways than one and feels camp as fuck, qualifying it to be quintessential Cher.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vk0uLfweiXI

“The Music’s No Good Without You” would have been an adventurous choice for a lead single in the United States.

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The vocal dials up the auto-tune even higher than “Believe” in an era where auto-tune was still used primarily to correct pitch, not as a transformative vocal effect. Coupled with the trance-inspired beat, it makes for an intriguing way to kick off a body of work and engrosses the listener.

Instead, the U.