The band's 1986 single "My Sweet Angel" was a departure from their usual sound, featuring a more conventional pop structure and sung vocals. It failed to chart in their native Germany but found some success in niche markets.
- "My Sweet Angel" was Trio's first single released on the Mercury label after leaving Phonogram. The B-side, "Tutsihymne," was an instrumental track that showcased their signature minimalist style. This single marked a brief flirtation with a more mainstream sound for the band.
- The single was produced by Klaus Quirini, who had previously worked with other German synth-pop acts. The music video for "My Sweet Angel" featured the band members in eccentric outfits, acting out the song's narrative. It received limited airplay on European music television programs.
- Despite its experimental nature for the band, "My Sweet Angel" is often cited by fans as a collector's item. It remains one of their lesser-known works, overshadowed by hits like "Da Da Da". The song was not included on any of Trio's major studio albums.
Trio were a German minimalist synth-pop band formed in Berlin in 1980. They were known for their humorous, often spoken-word vocal performances and sparse electronic arrangements.
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