Today’s video of the day is a-ha – “The Sun Always Shines on T.V.” released in 1985.

Norwegian band a-ha‘s 1985 album ‘Hunting High And Low’ stands as a hallmark in the realm of 80s pop music. Among its treasures lies the timeless track ‘The Sun Always Shines on T.V.,’ a piece that resonates with the band’s history and influence. Formed in Oslo in 1982, a-ha quickly ascended the music charts with their unique blend of synth-pop and heartfelt lyrics. Their debut album propelled them to stardom, yet ‘The Sun Always Shines on T.V.’ solidified their place in musical history, reaching audiences far beyond their native Norway.

Despite a hiatus post their 2010 tour, a-ha’s return was met with anticipation. Announcing their participation in the prestigious “Rock in Rio” festival in September 2015, they stunned fans with a surprise – a comeback album titled ‘Cast In Steel.’ This album, a testament to their enduring artistry, showcased their evolution while preserving their signature sound. The song ‘The Sun Always Shines on T.V.’ serves as a cornerstone in a-ha’s discography. It not only represents their breakthrough success but also foreshadows the musical landscape they would navigate in subsequent albums. From its pulsating rhythms to Morten Harket’s distinctive vocals, this track encapsulates the essence of a-ha’s sonic journey.

In March 2015, a-ha delighted fans by unveiling ‘Under The Makeup,’ the first single from ‘Cast In Steel.’ This release further cemented their relevance in the ever-evolving music industry, proving that their creative prowess remained undiminished. Beyond ‘Hunting High And Low,’ a-ha’s musical legacy persists. With continued recording and touring, their impact endures, captivating both loyal fans and new audiences alike.

As a band whose history is intertwined with chart-topping hits and an unmistakable sound, a-ha’s ‘The Sun Always Shines on T.V.’ remains an enduring testament to their artistry. Its resonance echoes through the decades, a beacon guiding listeners through the band’s remarkable journey in music. From the promising debut of ‘Hunting High And Low’ to their resurgence with ‘Cast In Steel,’ a-ha’s legacy shines bright, proving that indeed, the sun always shines on their musical brilliance.

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