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The 1980s were characterized by a sonic revolution, witnessing the rise of electronic music, synthesizers, and innovative production techniques. Yello's "1980–1985 The New Mix in One Go" encapsulates this era,

Yello's "Baby" (1991) is a landmark electronic album on 12" vinyl. This Swiss duo's most successful record features the iconic singles "Rubberbandman" and "Jungle Bill." Mixing danceable synth-pop with quirky experimentation

"Flag" opens with the iconic "The Race." This pulsating anthem instantly became synonymous with sporting events and high-energy pursuits. Built around frenetic rhythms and Boris Blank's manipulated vocals, it's a true Yello classic

The mid-1980s was a period of dynamic change, both culturally and musically. As synthesizers and electronic instruments gained prominence, artists were pushing the boundaries of sonic exploration. YELLO

Released as a limited edition 12" LP, this musical offering not only encapsulated the essence of the time but also showcased Yello's mastery in pushing the boundaries of electronic music.

At the album's heart lies "The Rhythm Divine," a dazzling collaboration with legendary vocalist Shirley Bassey. Her unmistakable voice soars over Yello's driving rhythms and lush synths, crafting a timeless ode to passion and desire

The early 1980s marked a transformative period in music, witnessing the rise of electronic and new wave genres. Yello, comprising Dieter Meier and Boris Blank, embraced this sonic revolution, crafting a unique blend of electronic