Bad Girls

Bad Girls, released in 1979 by Donna Summer, blends late 1970s disco with emerging electronic dance textures to create a polished, dancefloor-focused sound. The album features driving grooves, prominent bass and percussion, layered vocals and synthesizer accents, with production from Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte that pairs tight, radio-friendly song structures with moments of extended groove. Its mix of lush orchestration and electro-disco elements helped shape the transition from orchestral disco toward more synth-driven dance music.