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Pure Energy (band)

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article Pure Energy (band), available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 29 November 2025
Pure Energy
Company typeMusic group
IndustryMusic
Founded1980
FounderCurtis Hudson, Lisa Stevens, Raymond Hudson, Wade Hudson
Headquarters
United States
ProductsDisco and post-disco music
Number of employees
4

Pure Energy was a U.S.-based ensemble specializing in disco and post-disco genres, recognized for club favorites such as "You've Got the Power," "Breakaway," and "Love Game." The group consisted of Curtis Hudson, Lisa Stevens, Raymond Hudson, and Wade Hudson. Notably, Curtis Hudson and Lisa Stevens co-authored Madonna's 1983 hit single "Holiday."

History

In 1980, the band secured a contract with Prism Records and released their debut album titled after the group, which included the track "Party On." The year 1982 saw the release of "Breakaway" and "Too Hot," both of which attained positions on the Billboard Dance charts. These songs were composed by Raymond Hudson, Curtis Hudson, and Lisa Stevens.

By 1983, Pure Energy ventured into Italo disco-inspired boogie with the singles "Spaced Out" and "Love Game." While Billboard featured "Spaced Out" in its Top Single Picks section, "Love Game" achieved a peak of #30 on the Billboard Dance chart. This track was later remixed by Morales and Munzibai.

Their last offering came in 1984 with the freestyle number "One Hot Night," written by the group members themselves. Shortly thereafter, Pure Energy dissolved.

Studio albums

Title Album details
Pure Energy • Released: 1980

• Label: Prism Records • Format: LP

Singles

Year Title Label Peak chart positions
U.S. Dance U.S. R&B
1980 "Party On" Prism Records #7 #93
1981 "When You're Dancing" Prism Records #35 —
1982 "Breakaway" Prism Records #20 —
1982 "Too Hot" Prism Records #57 —
1982 "You've Got the Power" Prism Records #65 —
1983 "Love Game" Prism Records #30 —
1983 "Spaced Out" Prism Records — —
1984 "One Hot Night" Prism Records — —