Grace Jones – Slave To the Rhythm – Limited Edition Picture Disc – Vinyl LP

Released in 1985, Slave To the Rhythm stands as one of the most daring and influential albums of the era—an audacious blend of funk, dub, electronic experimentation and art-pop theatre. This Limited Edition Picture Disc Vinyl LP celebrates the album’s radical vision in a format that is as visually striking as the music itself.

Produced by Trevor Horn, the album is a masterclass in studio innovation, layering precision drum programming, elastic basslines, dramatic orchestration and spoken-word passages into a hypnotic, genre-defying whole. On vinyl, the album’s rhythmic depth and textural contrasts gain additional weight, with analogue playback enhancing the physicality of the grooves and the dramatic shifts in tone.

The picture disc pressing transforms the record into a true collector’s artefact, reflecting Grace Jones’ status as both musical pioneer and visual icon. From the commanding title track to the cinematic sweep of The Crossing and the charged reinterpretation of I’ve Seen That Face Before, the album unfolds as a unified artistic statement—part music, part performance art.

This edition is ideal for collectors who value bold presentation as much as sonic impact. Whether displayed or played, it captures the uncompromising attitude, style and sonic innovation that make Slave To the Rhythm one of the most important albums of the 1980s.

Key Features

• Limited edition picture disc vinyl LP with striking, iconic artwork
• Celebrates one of Grace Jones’ most influential and experimental albums
• Rich analogue sound enhances rhythmic drive and studio texture
• Produced by Trevor Horn with groundbreaking 80s production techniques
• A visually bold centrepiece for any vinyl or art-pop collection
• Ideal for fans of funk, dub, electronic, and avant-garde pop
• Combines collectible presentation with immersive listening appeal