On this day in 1985, Bronski Beat with Marc Almond released ‘I Feel Love’. Peaking at No. 3 on the UK Singles Chart, their version became a club and LGBTQ anthem, reinforcing the song’s queer legacy, and its driven, pulsating NRG sound remaining an influence on modern dance music to this day. Today London Records release a special 10-track single of ‘I Feel Love’ available on CD and Digitally. Limited edition of 1,000 singles Numbered in high gloss card wallet Features 7 versions of ‘I Feel Love

To celebrate 'The Age Of Consent' turning 40 years old, we will be counting down to New Years Eve with impactful songs from Queer artists spanning four decades of music. Every day until New Years Eve, we will be sharing one song from each year 1984-2024. The entire playlist is on Jimmy's YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLP4ExYrFk67POjNKAnaCTTZsEAZu-RAwd 1989: Something's Got A Hold Of My Heart - Marc Almond Watch and enjoy! - JS HQ @bronskibeatofficial #theageofconsent #br

Bronski Beat and Marc Almond perform 'I Feel Love' at Montreux Pop Festival 1985. The original version of 'I Feel Love' was released on The Age of Consent in 1984 and peaked at #3 in the UK charts. The remixed version with Marc Almond was included on Hundreds & Thousands, and was Jimmy Sommerville's last release with the band. You can hear the new 15-minute Ultramix of I Feel Love / Love To Love You Baby on Forbidden Fruit - The Age of Consent Remixed, which is out now! | Bronski Beat

In the last video of our series, we go behind the music with Jimmy as he explains the inspiration for his new disco album 'Homage'... - JS HQ. | Jimmy Somerville