The Art Company's 1984 single "Susanna" is a prime example of European synth-pop, characterized by its distinctive keyboard melody and upbeat rhythm. The song achieved moderate success in several European countries.
- "Susanna" was released in July 1984 by BACE Investments. The song reached number 15 on the German charts.
- The track is a notable example of the synth-pop sound popular in the mid-1980s. It features prominent synthesizers and a driving drum machine beat typical of the era.
- The single was released as a standalone 7-inch record and also appeared on various compilation albums featuring 1980s European hits.
The Art Company was a German synth-pop and new wave group. They are best known for their 1984 hit "Susanna".
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