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“Sounds Like a Melody” was Alphaville’s second single, released in 1984 shortly after the breakthrough success of “Big in Japan.” Written by Marian Gold, Bernhard Lloyd and Frank Mertens, the cinematic synth-pop track helped the German band further establish its sleek, futuristic sound. Although it did not match its... show more

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