Human (Christine Glass album)
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| Released | March 11, 1997 | |||
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| Length | 51:49 | |||
| Label | Tattoo Records | |||
| Producer | Tommy Greer | |||
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Human is the debut studio album by American Christian singer-songwriter Christine Glass. It was released on March 11, 1997, by Tattoo Records, and spawned the single "Crazy All Around", which had an accompanying music video that year.[2]
Glass was born in Louisiana and earned a degree in vocal performance from Louisiana Tech University.[2] In 1993, she moved to Nashville, and found a job working as an art director for Word Records.[1] While working in this role, she started writing songs and working on demos with Word Records. After signing a deal with Christian label Tattoo, Glass began work on Human. In a 1997 interview, Glass said that the title "Human" came after she looked at all the songs that had been written. She thought it was a fitting title since the songs were about the different aspects of a life of a human being, and her life in particular. She added that, "some songs are about doubts that I have, and fears that I have, and some are about hope and the joy I have in Christ."[2] In this interview, Glass also said that people thought her sound was similar to Tori Amos and The Cranberries.[2]
