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Absolutely G R E A T return of The Human League with this first single NIGHT PEOPLE from the album CREDO. From the moment they started The Human League have created their typically own sound that cannot be imitated and they are one of the few bands that keep improving their sound over the years.

That typical voice of Phil Oakey that sounds as if it's synthesized (but the guy really seems to have this voice - as there's a very funny video on internet where he's singing Hard Times in the dressing room, together with the rest of the band, making all the noises of the instruments by themselves) And of course the beautiful clear voices of joanne Catherall and Susan Ann Sulley. What would The Human League be without them. They seem to have eternal life...!

Playing music of The Human League on your music equipment gives you the ultimate enjoyment when you hear the deep basses, the catchy rhythm and the clear voices. It always gives fun and always make you (wanna) dance, whether you're listening on your iPod or iPhone, on your iMac or PC or music system.

They were a sensation in The Eighties and they are still a sensation NOW! They succeed in making their music really up to date again. Deejays: PLAY IT on the radio and in your clubs and disco's!

I really look forward to their new album CREDO that will be released early next year. I expect it will be at least the quality of their last album SECRETS, a great high quality album that unfortunately did not get all the attention it deserved because the record label got broke on the moment the album was released. SECRETS had a quality in songs that equals their best albums from the Eighties, but the quality in sound was even much better.

NIGHT PEOPLE appears in this album version and three other thrilling mixes. Available in the iTunes Store in digital version, and on CD in your good old record store. From Wall of Sound records. More news to be found on thehumanleague.co.uk or on the electronically yours website.


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