This 1985 single, "Jet Set," saw Alphaville exploring a more R&B-influenced sound, a departure from their earlier synth-pop anthems. Despite its stylistic shift, the single achieved moderate success in Germany.
- The single was produced by Wolfgang Loos, known for his work with bands like Münchener Freiheit.
- "Jet Set" was included on the German-language version of their second album, "Afternoons in Utopia," titled "Cathérineßen."
- The B-side to the single featured the track "Blue Moon," an original composition by the band.
Alphaville is a synth-pop band from Münster, Germany, formed in 1982. They are best known for their early 1980s international hits, including "Big in Japan."
Tracklist
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Forever Young/Big In Japan/Sounds Like A Melody1989
Strange Attractor2017
Catching Rays on Giant2010
Forever Young / Welcome to the Sun1984
Eternally Yours2022
Stark Naked and Absolutely Live2000
Afternoons in Utopia1986
Forever Young1984
Sounds Like a Melody1984
Romeos1989
The Breathtaking Blue1989
Prostitute1994
