Nick Feldman

We're waking up, stopping dreaming, maybe even praying to a new God, and celebrating the pure, unfiltered groove of Wang Chung.

So Wang Chung begins with two core creative forces, Jack Hughes and Nick Feldman, a pair of London musicians who met in the late 70s and immediately clicked over their shared love of adventurous pop.

Before the hits, they were experimenting under different names, first as The Intellectuals, then as Huang Chung, a phrase they chose for its musical percussive sound.

With Hughes bringing angular guitar lines and a cinematic sense of melody, and Feldman shaping the band's synth-driven pulse, they carved out a style that felt both art school clever and radio-friendly.

This is Wang Chung at their most atmospheric.

A song that trades the band's usual pop sparkle for something darker.

It was written after Jack Hughes and Nick Feldman saw a rough cut of William Friedkin's film.

The track channels the movie's tension and neon-soaked mood into a pulsing, brooding groove.