Toyah was Safari Records’ most successful act, with eight albums and numerous hits between 1981 and 1983, including ‘It’s A Mystery’ and ‘Thunder In The Mountains’ (both No. 4), ‘I Want To Be Free‘ (No. 8), ‘Good Morning Universe’ (No. 14), and ‘Brave New World’ (No. 21).
Toyah was Safari Records’ most successful act, with eight albums and numerous hits between 1981 and 1983, including 'It's A Mystery' and 'Thunder In The Mountains' (both No. 4), 'I Want To Be Free' (No. 8), 'Good Morning Universe' (No. 14), and 'Brave New World' (No. 21). We represent all of the singer’s Safari-era output
Recorded in July 1983 at Marquee Studios, Toyah’s ‘Rebel Run’ became a Top 30 UK single. Produced by Nick Tauber, it saw Ms. Willcox and Joel Bogen joined by songwriter/keyboardist Simon Darlow to create new material following the silver- certified album The Changeling. Toyah was Safari Records’ most
Toyah Willcox has been announced as a celebrity contestant confirmed for the new series of BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing. The award-winning show, returning this Autumn, celebrates two decades of dance. Toyah was Safari Records’ most successful act, with eight albums and numerous hits between 1981
Toyah releases her latest single today! A powerful track exploring the intensity of human relationships, ‘Roses In Chains’ is a collaboration with accomplished songwriter Simon Darlow(Grace Jones, T’Pau, Dollar), featuring husband Robert Fripp on guitar. The song’s live debut will come at Glastonbury Festival next
‘I Want To Be Free' was one of Toyah’s biggest hits, reaching No. 8 in the UK in 1981. Bolstered by the performance of the previous single, ‘It's A Mystery’, and backed by an appearance on Top of the Pops, ‘I Want To Be Free' helped promote her accompanying
Formed early in 1977 by ex-Deep Purple-related industry veterans Tony Edwards, Andreas Budde and John Craig, Safari Records enjoyed huge success with Toyah and other artists during its near-ten year existence between 1977 and 1985. Other artists included pioneering New York punk band Wayne County & The Electric Chairs, Mod Revival