Trevor Horn Reimagines the Eighties

Pop · 2019 · 12 tracks · 52m

Trevor Horn Reimagines the Eighties

A symphonic deconstruction of the decade Trevor Horn helped build. Iconic synth-pop hits are reborn as lush, cinematic chamber pieces with a wistful heart.

January 25, 2019 · RCA International

A sophisticated, symphonic reflection on pop history that turns neon memories into lush, cinematic landscapes.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks · 52m

01

Everybody Wants to Rule the World (edit)

4:17

02

Dancing in the Dark

4:24

03

Ashes to Ashes

4:18

04

The Power of Love

4:28

05

It’s Different for Girls

4:11

06

Slave to the Rhythm

3:15

07

Brothers in Arms

4:54

08

Girls on Film

3:34

09

What’s Love Got to Do With It

3:33

10

Owner of a Lonely Heart

5:48

11

Take On Me

4:36

12

Blue Monday

5:05

Moments Worth Listening For

The transformation of 'Take On Me' into a fragile, piano-led ballad that reveals the song's inherent loneliness.

The massive, cinematic swell of strings that replaces the iconic synth riff in 'Owner of a Lonely Heart'.

The way 'Blue Monday' is stripped of its club urgency and rebuilt as a haunting, slow-burning orchestral piece.

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