Patrice worked on her 7th album with top musicians such as Freddie Washington, Charles Mims JR., Paul M. Jackson and Marlo Henderson. The hit-single “Forget Me Nots” became Patrice’s most famous song, but wasn’t the only album highlight: “Remind Me” is another favorite that seduces with an irresistible groove and the sublime Bossa-driven “(She Will) Take You Down To Love” is a worthy ending to the album.
“Straight From The Heart” became Patrice Rushen’s most successful album and an 80s jazz-pop-R&B blueprint, which influenced artists like Anita Baker. It’s an undisputed classic!
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