This was Diana Ross’s time to shine! After creating many songs that became popular during the early 70’s, she wanted to create music that aimed more towards the nightlife and what everyone wanted to listen to at the time since nightclubs were on the rise. Her hit song, “Love Hangover,” was a popular Disco song that reached the Billboard Hot 100 in 1976, and became the staple in many nightclubs. In the beginning of the song, it starts out very slow, and then becomes a fast, disco dance song, and that is what made it so appealing to others. Her and producer, Hal Davis, wanted the song to feel like a a dizzy rush of joy, that is often felt in these nightclubs. As a Motown singer, Ross was used to singing songs catered towards this genre instead of Disco. People often questioned why she got into Disco when she couldn’t really figure out the style of this genre herself. However, in order to capture the attention of her listeners, Hal Davis figured out a cleaver way to do so. Davis gave Ross a glass of Vodka at night in the studio and put some strobe lights on in order to make it feel as if she was in the club, and this worked. She really was able to understand the feel of what Disco music should sound like, and “Love Hangover” began the steal the hearts of many in nightclubs.