The single "Just Let Me Dance" showcases Scandal's early embrace of the dance-pop and synth-pop sounds that would define their career. It marked a notable shift in their musical direction, hinting at the more polished, electronic-influenced music they would later produce.
- The song was released on November 30, 1980, by Nervous Records. It features prominent synthesizers and a driving beat, characteristic of the early 1980s dance-pop scene. The track was a departure from their earlier, more rock-oriented material.
- "Just Let Me Dance" was released shortly before the band's official formation in 1981, with the lineup that would record their debut album. This single is seen by some fans as a precursor to their later hits.
- While not one of their most commercially successful singles, "Just Let Me Dance" remains a fan favorite and a key track in understanding Scandal's musical evolution during their formative years.
Scandal was a Japanese pop-rock band formed in 1981. They were known for their all-female lineup and energetic live performances.
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