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A-ha, the iconic Norwegian band best known for the smash hit "Take On Me," shaped 1980s synth-pop with lush melodies and innovative music videos. Fronted by Morten Harket, A-ha continues to influence modern pop and perform electrifying live shows worldwide.

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A-ha Profile

Inception

Formed in Oslo, Norway in 1983.

Members

Morten Harket, Magne Furuholmen, Paul Waaktaar-Savoy

Key Albums

Hunting High and Low (1985), Stay on These Roads (1988), Lifelines (2002), Foot of the Mountain (2009), Analogue (2005), Scoundrel Days (1986), minor earth | major sky (2000), East of the Sun, West of the Moon (1990), Cast in Steel (2015), Memorial Beach (1993).

Key Tracks

Take on Me (1984), Hunting High and Low (1985), The Sun Always Shines on T.V. (1985), Crying in the Rain (1990), The Living Daylights (1987), Stay on These Roads (1988), Summer Moved On (2000), The Sun Always Shines on TV (1985), I've Been Losing You (1986), Cry Wolf (1986).

Grammy Record

0 won and 1 nominated.

Billboard Hot 100

1 Number One Hit

1 Top-10 Hit

UK Singles Chart

1 Number One Hit

9 Top-10 Hits

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