A prime example of the mid-80s synth-pop sound, "Square Rooms" highlights Corley's knack for catchy, danceable melodies. The track became a significant hit in Europe, cementing his status as a one-hit wonder in some markets, while showcasing the era's slick production values.
- "Square Rooms" was produced by Tony Swain and Steve Jolley, known for their work with Bananarama and Spandau Ballet.
- The single reached number 2 on the German charts in late 1984.
- The music video for "Square Rooms" was directed by the innovative duo Godley & Creme.
Al Corley is an American actor and singer who achieved success in the mid-1980s German music charts. He is best known for his roles in Miami Vice and for his synth-pop hits. In 1984, Corley released "Square Rooms" as he navigated a burgeoning solo music career alongside his acting endeavors.
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