What makes Gonna Get You by Freeez notable?

Gonna Get You is notable for its commercial success, particularly the track I. O. U., which reached No. 8 on the UK Singles Chart. The album helped cement Freeez's reputation within the British dance music scene during the early '80s and influenced subsequent artists exploring similar genres. Released in 1983, Gonna Get You was Freeez's second studio album, following their debut, which introduced them to the UK music scene. At this point, the band was honing their unique sound, blending elements of jazz-funk with the emerging new wave genre to create a distinctive dance-oriented aesthetic.

How many songs are on Gonna Get You?

Gonna Get You has 8 tracks, running approximately 51 minutes.

Gonna Get You

Freeez · 1983

51 min · 8 tracks · new wave

A vibrant fusion of jazz-funk grooves and new wave synths that captures the energetic spirit of early '80s dance music.

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Top tracks — play these first

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I. O. U. — The standout single from the album, I. O. U. combines infectious hooks with a catchy chorus, showcasing Freeez's ability to blend funk rhythms with pop sensibilities.
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Love’s Gonna Get You — This track exemplifies the band's signature style, featuring vibrant instrumentation and smooth vocals that invite listeners onto the dance floor.
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Pop Goes My Love — With its playful lyrics and energetic beat, this track encapsulates the upbeat spirit of the album while highlighting Freeez's knack for memorable melodies.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 We’ve Got the Juice 6:19
2 Can’t Keep My Love 5:05
3 Love’s Gonna Get You 5:58
4 Pop Goes My Love 8:10
5 I. O. U. 8:26
6 Freezin 6:08
7 Can You 5:51
8 Watch Me 5:40

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