"Electric Avenue" is an energetic and catchy song by the Guyanese-British musician, Eddy Grant. The song was released in 1982 as part of his album "Killer on the Rampage" and quickly became a commercial success, reaching high positions on several music charts.
The song features Grant's soulful and rhythmic vocals, backed by a lively and infectious melody of synthesizers, drums, and percussion. The lyrics of "Electric Avenue" speak of the tensions and violence that erupted in London's Brixton neighborhood in 1981 and the need for peace and unity in the face of adversity.
The chorus is particularly memorable, with Grant singing, "We're gonna rock down to Electric Avenue. And then we'll take it higher."
The song's catchy melody and message of unity and resilience have resonated with many listeners over the years, making it a popular choice for parties, clubs, and social events. Overall, "Electric Avenue" is a fun and uplifting expression of the power of music to bring people together and overcome social barriers that continues to inspire audiences today.
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