The debut album from Level 42, showcasing their early fusion of jazz-funk with new wave and synth-pop sensibilities. This release laid the groundwork for their signature sound.
- The album was released on August 1, 1981, by UMC (Universal Music Catalogue).
- The genre is described as synth-pop and new wave, indicating an early electronic influence on the band's jazz-funk roots.
- This marked the band's first official studio album, introducing their distinct musical style to a wider audience.
Level 42 is a jazz-funk band from the Isle of Wight, best known for their sophisticated musicianship and lyrical themes of love and social commentary. At the time of this 1981 debut, they were a promising new act on the U.K. jazz-funk scene, seeking to make their mark.
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