Melissa Lefton
Melissa Lefton is best known for the 1981 synth-pop track 'He Blinded Me With Science,' which she recorded with members of The Cars. Rick Ocasek co-wrote and...
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Melissa Lefton is best known for the 1981 synth-pop track 'He Blinded Me With Science,' which she recorded with members of The Cars. Rick Ocasek co-wrote and produced it, with Benjamin Orr contributing vocals, Elliot Easton on guitar, and Greg Hawkes on keyboards. That song appears on her self-titled debut album from the same year.
Her other work includes the albums 'Into the Night' in 1982, 'The Witch' in 1984, and 'The Garden' in 1986. She also released a collection called 'Experiments' in 1990. Songs like 'I Love Life' and 'My Hit Song' are among her other recordings.
Lefton's music has drawn mixed reactions over time, with some listeners finding it experimental or challenging. She has kept making music on her own terms rather than following trends.
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