Honouring Marvin Gaye's Trouble Man
Marvin Gaye’s Trouble Man is a sonic departure from his previous, politically charged album, What’s Going On. Released in December 1972, it served as the soundtrack to the Blaxploitation film of the same name. This marked a turning point for Gaye, as it was the first time he had complete creative control over an album. The result was a jazz-funk infused score that showcased his musical versatility beyond the soulful ballads he was known for.

Action for the Group:
Let’s celebrate the genius of Marvin Gaye and his groundbreaking Trouble Man album! Take part in our Soulful Creativity Challenge and connect with the themes of resilience, change, and creative freedom that defined this masterpiece.