Review
The moment you press play on Air Supply's "Now and Forever," the world feels like it slows down, ushering you into a dreamscape of tender harmonies and heart-stirring ballads. This 1982 treasure perfectly encapsulates the essence of soft rock, melding Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock's unforgettable harmonies with poignant songwriting that tugs at every heartstring. The title track, "Now and Forever," is like a comforting embrace, gently preparing you for an emotional journey that radiates both love and longing.
"Even the Nights Are Better" stands out like a beacon, its catchy melody echoing in your mind long after the song ends. Tracks like "Young Love" and "Two Less Lonely People in the World" continue this melodic magic, revealing the duo's innate ability to weave stories of passion and connection. The polished production by Harry Maslin ensures that every note and lyric glistens, amplifying the artistry of Air Supply's lineup, from the emotive keys of Frank Esler-Smith to the rhythmic pulse of Ralph Cooper and David Moyse. The immense success, including platinum certifications in the US and Canada, is a testament to the album’s timeless appeal. Truly, "Now and Forever" resonates like a cherished love letter, sealed with sincerity and crafted to endure the passage of time. - Lexi
