Musique
Musique was a London band in the early 1980s led by Paul "Jam" Young. They had a sound built around dance rhythms, with songs like "Keep On Jumpin'" and "In...
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Musique was a London band in the early 1980s led by Paul "Jam" Young. They had a sound built around dance rhythms, with songs like "Keep On Jumpin'" and "In The Bush" that became club staples. The lineup included Steven "Groove" Williams on bass, David "Beat" Smith on drums, and Ian "Swell" Jones on keyboards.
Their 1984 single "Keep On Jumpin'" got significant play and helped establish their presence. They released albums like "A Day in the Life" in 1984 and "Jumpin' for Joy" in 1986, working within the funk and pop currents of that period. The band had some public disagreements with their record label over contract issues.
Musique's music had a straightforward dancefloor appeal that kept getting played in clubs and on radio. Their 1988 compilation "The Greatest Hits" collected their most familiar tracks. The band's recordings from that era still turn up in playlists and remixes that draw from 80s dance music.
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