Show Time (Slave album)

Show Time is the seventh studio album by the American funk band Slave, released in 1981. It marked a shift in Slave's sound, incorporating more elements of contemporary R&B and electro-funk while retaining their signature funk grooves.

The album features the singles "Snap Shot" and "Wait for Me." "Snap Shot" became a minor hit, showcasing the band's evolving sonic palette. While "Show Time" didn't achieve the same commercial success as some of Slave's earlier albums, it is considered a notable entry in their discography, reflecting their adaptability and experimentation within the funk genre.

The album's production is characterized by the use of synthesizers and drum machines alongside live instrumentation, contributing to a more polished and dance-oriented sound. The songwriting explores themes of love, relationships, and the energy of live performance. "Show Time" is remembered by fans as a transitional album that demonstrated Slave's ability to stay relevant during a period of changing musical trends.