Les paroles de « Forever young » sont fortes et si nostalgiques pour un fan qui les aime de longue date.

Legendary pop band Bananarama celebrate 40 sensational years of releasing music, chalking up an astonishing 30 chart hits and 30 million record sales. As well as working with longtime collaborator Ian Masterson, Sara Dallin also co-wrote tracks with her daughter Alice Dallin-Walker, known professionally as Alice D. For the past three decades, Bananarama’s Sara Dallin and Keren Woodward have been one of pop’s most influential and revered groups.We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. The duo reunited with producer Ian Masterson, with whom they also worked on 2019's In Stereo – their highest-charting album since the late '80s – and 2009's Viva, home to the thumping club hit 'Love Comes'. Bananarama celebrate their 40th anniversary with a brand new studio album, Masquerade and produced by the inimitable Ian Masterson. And that kind of led to this idea of 'masquerade': how you present yourself in different ways depending on the situation, but really, you just want people to live how they want to live. A disrupted 2020 tour schedule gave them an opportunity to turn an EP into a sleek and cohesive 11-track album.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. They originally conceived this latest project as an EP, but when the pandemic wiped out their live schedule in 2020, they carried on writing and MASQUERADE grew into a sleek and cohesive 11-track album. Bananarama have always had a way with a remake but Keren says it was especially gratifying to cover a song that "is just so personal to us".A limited edition deluxe of the album MASQUERADE is out now in North America on double blue and silver vinyl including 6 full length remixes*. The album was originally conceived as an EP; however, following the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown beginning, the group began working towards creating a full album. We've done a different take on it but with Alice on backing vocals because we couldn't not use her ad libs, they're just too good.