Songs That Changed Music: RELAX - Frankie Goes To Hollywood with Stephen Lipson

In 1984, Frankie Goes to Hollywood’s debut single was dominating the charts, while simultaneously banned from the airwaves by the BBC. The song was a synth-pop masterpiece, and took its time to get there.  Producer Trevor Horn worked through several versions of the song and a changing lineup of musicians to get the desired sound for the “Relax” – a song which would be used to launch his new record label, ZTT, to the public.  Despite a slow start and censorship by the BBC, “Relax” became one of the decade’s most important and superbly produced records.  

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