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Relax
Relax formed in 1980 during Britain's New Wave period. The band had four members: Martin Fry on vocals, Chris Heath on guitar, Paul Carrack on keyboards, and...
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Relax formed in 1980 during Britain's New Wave period. The band had four members: Martin Fry on vocals, Chris Heath on guitar, Paul Carrack on keyboards, and David Morgan on drums.
Their song 'Relax' drew attention for its suggestive lyrics, which led some radio stations to avoid playing it.
Later, they moved toward a more experimental sound that incorporated electronic, jazz, and soul elements.
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