Electric Dreams
Book • 2014
While "Electric Dreams" is primarily known as a song by Philip Oakey (from The Human League), it's possible Gary Barlow is referencing the overall synth-pop sound of the era, which heavily influenced his early work.
The song itself is characterized by its use of synthesizers and electronic sounds, typical of the synth-pop genre popular in the 1980s.
The title evokes a sense of futuristic romance and technological wonder, reflecting the themes often explored in synth-pop music.
The song's impact on Gary Barlow's musical style is evident in his early work with Take That, which incorporated similar electronic elements.
The song itself is characterized by its use of synthesizers and electronic sounds, typical of the synth-pop genre popular in the 1980s.
The title evokes a sense of futuristic romance and technological wonder, reflecting the themes often explored in synth-pop music.
The song's impact on Gary Barlow's musical style is evident in his early work with Take That, which incorporated similar electronic elements.
