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Going Up
Electronic · 1983 · 10 tracks · 52m

Going Up

The RAH Band

A lush, interstellar blend of synth-pop and jazz-funk. Warm analog pads and shimmering melodies create a sophisticated 1980s vision of a high-tech future.

1983 · Espacial Discos

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A sophisticated, starry-eyed optimism tempered by a gentle, late-night wistfulness.

Tracklist · 10 Tracks · 52m
01
Messages From the Stars
4:14
02
Roll Me Down to Rio
6:49
03
Perfumed Garden (with Scented Strings)
6:29
04
Hunger for Your Jungle Love '83
5:46
05
Sam the Samba Man
4:11
06
Winter Love
5:23
07
Tears and Rain
5:39
08
Two Bodies
4:30
09
Party Games
4:05
10
Riding on a Fantasy
5:49
Moments Worth Listening For
The crystalline synth hook of Messages From the Stars cutting through the mix like a radio signal from deep space.
The transition into the lush, string-laden bridge of Perfumed Garden that feels like a weightless drift.
The syncopated bassline and bright percussion interplay on Sam the Samba Man that bridges jazz and synth-pop.
The melancholic, slow-burn synth pads that open Winter Love, creating a stark contrast to the album's sunnier tracks.
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How does Going Up sound next to the rest of The RAH Band's catalogue?

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The vocals lean notably further into harmonized than the rest of the catalogue.

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