On this day October 13 1986, Howard Jones released his third studio album One to One, a thoughtful and melodic record that continued his streak of introspective synth pop hits. The album saw Jones refining his sound with warmer production, emotional lyrics, and a greater focus on personal growth and human connection.
One to One included standout tracks such as All I Want, You Know I Love You... Don’t You, and Will You Still Be There, blending catchy melodies with Jones’s signature optimism and philosophical tone. The album showcased his ability to evolve beyond the pure synth driven pop of his earlier work while maintaining his uplifting style.
Though more mature in tone, One to One resonated with fans for its sincerity and depth, highlighting Howard Jones’s unique place in 80s music as both a hitmaker and a thoughtful songwriter.
80s insight: One to One reflected the maturing side of 80s pop, showing that sincerity and self reflection could thrive in a decade known for its energy and innovation.
One to One included standout tracks such as All I Want, You Know I Love You... Don’t You, and Will You Still Be There, blending catchy melodies with Jones’s signature optimism and philosophical tone. The album showcased his ability to evolve beyond the pure synth driven pop of his earlier work while maintaining his uplifting style.
Though more mature in tone, One to One resonated with fans for its sincerity and depth, highlighting Howard Jones’s unique place in 80s music as both a hitmaker and a thoughtful songwriter.
80s insight: One to One reflected the maturing side of 80s pop, showing that sincerity and self reflection could thrive in a decade known for its energy and innovation.
