Lisa Stansfield's unmistakable voice sounds as fresh as ever in this album, but the songs reveal an established artist still evolving and still experimenting. According to Lisa: "I was nervous about this album, but all my life I have done things that have scared me. From a really early age I have been thrown in the deep end and I think that is the only way I can work." The Moment followed the success of the previous year's compilation release, Biography: The Greatest Hits (2003), which had charted at #3 in the UK album charts. In total, Lisa had sold nearly 20 million albums worldwide, cementing her position as one of Britain's most popular and gifted female vocalists. In an inspired move and in what was undoubtedly a marriage made in musical heaven, Lisa worked with Trevor Horn - the acclaimed producer behind Frankie Goes To Hollywood and Seal. Production on The Moment started at the beginning of 2004. "The whole thing was just really refreshing. We would write really quickly and just go in and see what worked. Initially we played with a full band and then Trevor would add and take things away. But there is a live, relaxed feel to some of the vocals, which came from those early sessions. I am a real perfectionist and it was just really exciting to let go." The Moment, according to Lisa, developed organically. "We didn't go in with a brief, we just went with whatever worked." What is very striking about the album is the variety of the material and the incredible ran