LDN Covers of Midnight Jack's Only Love Knows

A 1970s disco and glam rock fusion opens with syncopated bass, tight electric guitar riffs, punchy brass, lush string flourishes, and crisp handclaps, Verses feature two harmonized female leads—mezzo soprano and alto, European/Swedish-accented—over chunky drums and swirling synth layers, Explosive hooks erupt with dazzling strings, and electric solos, while layered synths and rich backing harmonies amplify the drama throughout

The song fuses Argentinian and Brazilian tango rhythms with Bedouin tribal and brush drums, opening with airy electric piano and minimal percussion for a deep progressive groove, Warm bass and subtle acoustic guitars shape an intimate coffee house mood, Smooth female vocals, wrapped in lush, multilayered harmonies, weave throughout to create a rich, immersive sonic tapestry

Start with a pulsing post-punk bassline, angular guitar stabs, and off-kilter programmed drums, Layers of brash synths and experimental effects, creating an avant-garde texture, Solid pop, Britpop and UK garage hooks within the experimental sound, The five-octave British UK female vocal with a British accent bounces from a deep raspy contralto to crooning coloratura soprano, exploring bold vocal leaps and dramatic phrasing, with guttural noises, lending the arrangement urgency and theatrical flair, There is a use of unexpected instruments such as tape echoes, backwards masking, sitar, drone guitar, angular bass lines, metallic guitars, textural synth keyboard layers, kalimba, saxophone, flute, and odd percussion textures, but played in unusual ways, The arrangement teases unpredictably, shifting dynamics in each section

The track opens with dark piano chords and lush string swells, creating a haunting atmosphere, Intense yet restrained rock drums, guitar solos, and bass drive the piece, while a shadowy orchestra—low strings, brass, and subtle winds—adds dramatic weight, blending classical grandeur with emotional rock textures, Vocals are rich and introspective between guitar solos

1987 pop rock meets sophisti-pop with deep female alto vocals, delivered dramatically over driving drum kit, electronic drum box, punchy electric bass, and syncopated percussion, Bright horns and lush layered synths create a textured mix, enhanced by extensive overdubbing for depth and gloss