Eurythmics Facts for Kids

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Annie Lennox, a member of Eurythmics
Background information
Origin	London, England
Genres	New Wave, Synthpop, Rock, Pop
Years active	1980 - 1990 1999 - 2005
Labels	RCA, Arista
Associated acts	The Tourists

Members	Annie Lennox David A. Stewart

Eurythmics was a famous pop music duo from England. The two members were singer Annie Lennox and musician Dave Stewart. They are best known for their hit song "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)". Other popular songs include "Here Comes The Rain Again" and "Love Is a Stranger".

The band Eurythmics started in London in 1980. They worked together for ten years, releasing eight albums. After breaking up in 1990, they got back together in 1999. They made one more album called Peace. Then, they released a collection of their greatest hits before splitting up again in 2005.

About Eurythmics
- Musical Style and Impact
Albums by Eurythmics
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About Eurythmics

Eurythmics became very popular in the 1980s. Their music often mixed different styles. These included new wave, synth-pop, and rock. They were known for their unique sound and Annie Lennox's powerful singing. Dave Stewart was a talented songwriter and producer.

Musical Style and Impact

Eurythmics used a lot of synthesizers in their music. This helped create the "synth-pop" sound they were famous for. They also made creative music videos. These videos were often shown on TV channels like MTV. They helped make the band even more well-known around the world.