Debbie Gibson’s second album, “Electric Youth,” which was released at the beginning of 1989, lasted five weeks at the top of the Top 200 Album chart. The album’s debut single, “Lost in Your Eyes,” lasted three weeks at the top of the Hot 100.
She began a successful world tour after being certified as double platinum. For Atlantic Records, Gibson went on to make two more albums, “Anything Is Possible” in 1990 and “Body Mind Soul” in 1993, both of which produced two passably popular singles. “Losin Myself” was her last song to appear on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
After signing EMI’s SBK Records, she released “Think With Your Heart,” her sole album for the company. After quitting EMI to release her original songs, she started her own record company, Espiritu.
“Deborah,” her sixth album, which was released in 1997, marked her return to popular music. Although just 20,000 copies were sold, it earned favorable reviews from critics. 2001 saw the release of her eighth album by her new record label, Golden Egg.
What musicals has Debbie Gibson been in?
Debbie Gibson has been featured in:
- Les Misérables
- Beauty and the Beast
- Gypsy
- Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
What kind of music is Debbie Gibson?
- Pop
- dance-pop
- pop rock
- freestyle