Released in 1983, “True” became Spandau Ballet’s signature song and one of the defining romantic ballads of the decade. Its smooth production, soulful vocal delivery and instantly recognisable saxophone give the track a polished, timeless feel that has helped it remain a favourite across generations.
Song details
Artist: Spandau Ballet
Song: True
Released: 1983
Album: True
Genre/s: New Wave | Sophisti-Pop | Blue-Eyed Soul
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