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About a‐ha

Norwegian synth-pop trio a-ha emerged as global superstars in the mid-1980s with their iconic hit "Take on Me," released in 1985 on their debut album *Hunting High and Low*. The song’s innovative music video, blending live-action and animation, captivated MTV audiences worldwide and helped the single top the US charts while reaching number two in the UK. Formed in 1982 by Paul Waaktaar-Savoy and Magne Furuholmen, the band completed its lineup with vocalist Morten Harket before relocating to London to launch their international career.

Following the success of *Hunting High and Low*, a-ha continued to build momentum with hits like "The Sun Always Shines on T.V.," which topped the UK charts, and "The Living Daylights," the theme song for the James Bond film of the same name, featured on their platinum-selling albums *Scoundrel Days* (1986) and *Stay on These Roads* (1988). Despite shifts in the music landscape, the trio sustained their artistic evolution with albums such as *East of the Sun, West of the Moon* (1990) and *Memorial Beach* (1993), proving they were more than a one-hit wonder.

After periods of hiatus, a-ha reunited multiple times, releasing *Cast in Steel* (2015) and the acclaimed *MTV Unplugged: Summer Solstice* (2017), which showcased their acoustic talents. Their 11th studio album, *True North* (2022), recorded above the Arctic Circle with the Arctic Philharmonic Orchestra, highlights their enduring creativity and willingness to experiment. With eight consecutive number-one albums in Norway and a lasting international influence, a-ha remains one of Norway’s most celebrated and influential pop acts.

Genres

Pop•Rock